Banking and Finance Lawyers
Banking & Finance Matters
Banking and finance are high-trust industries requiring dependable legal advice and with quick turnaround timeline. Our lawyers offer experienced, responsive, and sector-specific support on all forms of financing and security package documents on both sides – borrowers/guarantors as well as lenders at all levels including large banks, SMEs, credit unions and private lenders. We service a wide variety of clients for all their financing needs, such as property financing (where we closely work with our real estate team), acquisition financing, project financing and routine corporate borrowing facilities.
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Featured Articles
First Steps After Deciding to End a Marriage
First Steps After Deciding to End a Marriage Article by Erin O'Leary Deciding to separate or end a marriage can feel overwhelming. It is a significant life change, often accompanied by uncertainty about parenting, finances, and what comes next. Speaking with a family...
Uncontested Divorce
Uncontested Divorce Article by Erin Burns Ending a marriage is a major life change, but if you and your spouse have finalized a Separation Agreement, the steps toward divorce are often simpler than expected. With the hard work of reaching an agreement behind you, the...
What Are Notional Taxes?
What Are Notional Taxes? Article by Ken Fraser When spouses separate in Ontario, it is often necessary to address issues that relate to the assets and liabilities owned by each spouse. To properly address these issues, the spouses must know the accurate value for each...
Featured Articles
End of Mortgage Under the Housing Services Act: What Non-Profit Housing Providers Need to Know
End of Mortgage Under the Housing Services Act: What Non-Profit Housing Providers Need to Know Article by Kate Schoffer As affordable housing providers across Ontario reach the end of their operating mortgages, many are confronting decisions that will have a lasting...
Ontario’s New Auto Insurance Model: Is Cheaper Coverage Worth the Risk?
Ontario’s New Auto Insurance Model: Is Cheaper Coverage Worth the Risk? Article by Kiel Baker and Arabella Soave Starting July 1st, 2026, Ontario drivers will face new decisions when selecting or renewing their auto insurance policies. The option to ‘opt out’ of...
Moving Out After Separation in Ontario Before a Separation Agreement is in Place
Moving Out After Separation in Ontario Before a Separation Agreement is in Place Article by Erin Burns When a relationship ends, one of the first big questions is often: who stays in the family home? If you have separated from your spouse but do not yet have a...