Corporate Law & Litigation counsel in Toronto
Toronto, Ontario
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Business Law Lawyers in Toronto, ON
Formation, contracts, disputes and compliance. Compare verified business law firms serving Toronto, Ontario and request a consultation.
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Quick answer
What does a business lawyer do?
Formation, contracts, disputes and compliance.
Key facts
- Practice area
- Business Law
- Jurisdiction
- Ontario, Canada
- Common matters
- Contract Review Before Signing · Starting a Business — Legal Setup
- Courts & tribunals
- Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Appeal Tribunal · Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO)
- Firms listed in this city
- 20
What legal problem are you dealing with?
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Where business law matters are heard
- Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Appeal Tribunal
Administrative · Guelph
- Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO)
Administrative — regulator · Toronto
- Consumer Protection Ontario
Administrative — regulator · Toronto
- Toronto Municipal Licensing & Standards
Municipal — enforcement · Toronto
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Business Law & Litigation counsel in Toronto
Toronto, Ontario
- Business Law
- Civil Litigation
- Employment Law
- Tax Law
- Real Estate
- Intellectual Property
- Construction Law
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