Volunteer Lawyer Needed: $187M Civil Litigation & International Asset Conversion Case for Canadian Federal Corp

The Canadian Institute of Medicine and Scientific Research (17395612 Canada Inc.), a federally incorporated Canadian entity based in Ontario, is seeking pro bono counsel or urgent legal assistance to initiate a $187,000,000.00 CAD civil lawsuit in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice .
The case involves complex elements of international torts, unlawful corporate asset seizure, extortion, physical assault, and arbitrary state detention . The incident occurred in Saudi Arabia, involving specific public branches (Misfalah Municipality, Makkah police, Madinah Al-Faisaliyah Police, Wafidin Detention Complex) alongside specific private foreign nationals and two Saudi women.
The Plaintiff has fully preserved primary photographic and documentary evidence, including:
Official vehicle registrations and license plates of the vehicles used to seize corporate property.
Handwritten detention/property custody receipts specifying the Canadian identity of the representative.
Contemporary electronic chat logs establishing geographic imprisonment inside the Wafidin detention facility.
Documented digital extortion chains from named foreign nationals holding the merchandise hostage.
Scope of Work Requested:
Review and final editing of Form 14A Statement of Claim and Form 1B Fee Waiver Affidavit using current Ontario court templates.
Legal assessment of jurisdiction roadblocks under Canada’s State Immunity Act and evaluating exemptions related to tortious physical harm and property conversion occurring against a Canadian corporation.
Assistance navigating electronic filing systems via the Ontario Justice Services Online portal and executing cross-border service of process under international treaties.
Category:
Law / Civil Litigation / Human Rights / International Law / Corporate Asset Protection. 
Submit CV and cover letter directly to legal@cimsr.ca