Multi-Residential Housing at Cohen Highley LLP
Expertise in Multi-Residential Housing Law
Our highly experienced and respected Multi-Residential Housing team represents landlords, property owners, and housing providers, exclusively. Our Lawyers and Licensed Paralegals offer comprehensive legal services to the multi-residential housing industry, including development and construction, operations (preparation and enforcement of contracts and lease agreements, regulatory compliance, and risk management), and representation before the Landlord Tenant Board, the Condominium Authority Tribunal, the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, and the Courts.
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