Corey Groper is a partner at DMG Advocates specializing in commercial litigation and arbitration.
Corey has wide experience representing individuals and corporations from multiple industries in complex cross-border litigation and multi-jurisdictional disputes, often involving large volumes of documentary disclosure and multiple parties. Corey litigates a wide array of commercial cases, ranging from contract, fraud and misappropriation disputes to class actions. He regularly appears before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and the Court of Appeal for Ontario.
Corey has significant experience in high-value civil fraud claims. He advises clients on various international economic crimes, asset-tracing investigations, asset-recovery litigation, and enforcement actions. He is frequently called upon to provide strategic and time-critical advice after the discovery of a fraud. He has considerable experience securing and recovering assets and obtaining and executing emergency interim relief including Mareva injunctions, Norwich orders and Anton Piller orders. Corey is a member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners and taught International Economic Crime in the Business Law in a Global Context LL.M program at the University of Montreal, Faculty of Law, for eight years.
Corey also handles broader commercial litigation matters, including securities litigation, media and defamation law, employment litigation, commercial leasing, product liability, professional negligence, automotive law, breach of contract and quasi-contract disputes, and breach of fiduciary duty claims. He has acted for leading automobile manufacturers, professional service firms, newspaper publishers, media conglomerates, financial institutions, and multinational corporations and their executives.
Prior to joining DMG Advocates in 2018, Corey spent four years as an associate lawyer at another litigation boutique.
Updated Aug 2024
