Business Law - Areas of Law Practice
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Contract Law [Commercial Law]

Negotiating, drafting, assisting in carrying out transactions and in dispute resolution for a wide variety of business, commercial and corporate agreements, contracts, arrangements and transactions.

Financing and Banking Law

​From the routine financing and banking transaction to financing that is unique to your industry or needs, we act for both businesses, individuals, borrowers, and lenders and assist our clients in advising and representing them in the large variety of financing and banking dealings and transactions they are involved in.

Commercial Real Estate Law

We have experience in commercial real estate including commercial leasing, commercial financing, investment and buying and selling of commercial real estate property including commercial, retail and industrial real estate.

Employment Law

Whether you are a business, employer, individual, employee, or independent contractor we advise and represent on upon  employment law matters in both the civil litigation and non-litigation context.

Construction Law

​Whether you are an owner, builder, general contractor, sub-contractor, lender, supplier of materials or equipment or other party involved in construction  we assist in helping our clients to balance the legal, industry or project specific and business considerations in project development, tendering, contracting, constructing and dispute resolution .

Corporate Law

Whether your company it is day to day corporate governance matters, starting up a company, your next big move and the variety of transactions and issues that your business may be involved in we can assist owner-operators, directors, officers, shareholders, managers, lenders, employees and a variety of parties and their various corporate law needs.

Incorporations + Start Ups

Whether you are a small business, a growing business, or a business transitioning to a new opportunity there are many reasons to incorporate a company and there is a lot involved in incorporating whether you are starting up or transferring your ongoing business to a corporation as how the corporation is set up and structured will impact how it carries on business from incorporation.

Buying or Selling a Business [Mergers & Acquisitions]

​Every transaction is as individual and unique as the business, industry and parties involved whether you are the purchaser or the vendor in a business sale, it is important to start taking steps to address risk and uncertainty at the outset whether considering the very basic structure of the transaction [purchase and sale of assets  or the purchase and sale of shares] to due diligence matters which both the buyer obviously has an interest in but as well as the seller in protecting its confidential and proprietary business information.

Corporate Restructuring and Corporate Succession Planning

​There are lot of reasons why a business will restructure whether it is tax considerations, attracting or keeping key personnel,  strategic ownership with new shareholders or partners, transitioning the business to children or key personnel as a part of succession planning, removing a shareholder or partner, or permitting the investment of existing key personnel or related persons.

Unanimous Shareholder Agreements

​A Unanimous Shareholder Agreement can be an important and effective tool in bringing certainty between the the shareholders, directors, and officers of the Corporation and place restrictions and limitations on the wide rights, powers and authorizations that parties may have in different roles with the Corporation.

Corporate Governance

A corporation will have ongoing governance requirements and issues that may arise from time to time, and whether it is maintaining the corporate minute book, acting as registered offices, annual returns and annual general meeting or corporate governance matters that may arise respecting directors or officers or shareholders of the Corporation the ongoing legal needs of a corporation may require legal assistance.