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Blaney McMurtry LLP 
Toronto, Ontario Office
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2 Queen Street East, Suite 1500
Toronto, Ontario  M5C 3G5
(City of Toronto)

Telephone: 416-593-1221
Telecopier: 416-593-5437
http://www.blaney.com



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About this office:

Blaney McMurtry LLP is a multi-service firm in Toronto, Canada, helping clients overcome challenges and seize opportunities for more than fifty years, with a comprehensive, and personalized, approach to advice and representation. The firm offers a wide variety of legal services within six broad practice groups: Corporate & Commercial, Real Estate, Labour & Employment, Commercial Litigation, Insurance Litigation, and Personal Services (Wills & Estates and Family Law).

Our clients range from financial institutions and insurance companies to public companies and governments, to professional practices and retailers. We also work for a wide array of individuals - from owner-managers, to entrepreneurs, to executives. Our lawyers are called upon to play a strategic role in our clients' businesses and to deliver a multi-disciplinary approach to solving problems, while maintaining the flexibility to handle everything from the routine to the very largest and complicated matters and transactions.

As a member of TAGLaw, one of the world's largest legal networks, Blaney McMurtry has immediate and seamless access to worldwide legal expertise on a priority basis. The firm is also a member of the Risk Management Counsel of Canada, a national association of law firms providing services to the risk management industry, including insurers, risk retention groups and self-insureds.

For more information, visit www.blaney.com.



 

Specific Practice & Industry Groups Details:
AboriginalAlternative Dispute Resolution
Architectural, Construction, and Engineering Services (ACES)Aviation
Business Reorganization & InsolvencyClass Actions
Commercial LitigationCorporate & Commercial
Corporate Finance & SecuritiesCorporate Insurance
E-CommerceElection & Political
Employment & LabourEntertainment
EnvironmentalFamily & Matrimonial
Government Procurement & LitigationHealth
ImmigrationInformation Technology
Insurance Coverage CounselInsurance Litigation
Intellectual PropertyInternational Trade and Business
Landlord and Tenant RelationsLegal Risk Management Services
Life SciencesMining
Municipal, Planning & ExpropriationPrivacy
Real Estate & LeasingSports
TaxWills & Estates


Statement of Practice Summary:
General Practice, Aboriginal Law, Administrative and Regulatory Law, Banking, Commercial Leasing, Commercial Litigation, Competition and Trade Law, Condominiums, Construction and Lien Law, Corporate and Commercial Law, Corporate Insurance Law, E-Commerce, Environmental Law, Estate Planning, Family Law, Franchising, Immigration Law, Insolvency Law, Insurance Litigation, Intellectual Property Law, Labour and Employment Law, Mortgage Remedies, Municipal and Planning Law, Professional Liability, Real Estate and Development Law, Secured Transactions, Securities Law, Taxation, Technology and Computer Law, Trusts and Estates.

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Getting Full Value For Your Business: Make Sure Your Lease Can't Get in the Way
John D. Brunt, June 5, 2013
You own a business. You operate from rented premises. You work hard, take the risks, take the lumps, and have a successful enterprise. One day, for whatever reason, you may want to sell. Are you going to realize full value?

Important Advice to Lenders: Beware of the Wording In Your Guarantee
Diane P.L. Brooks, June 5, 2013
A recent decision of the Supreme Court of British Columbia contains a critical caution for lenders - know and understand the terms of your contracts and their implications completely, and be sure to comply with those terms strictly.

Subsequent Mortgagee's Rights: Curing a Default and the Importance of Breached Covenants
Kym Stasiuk, June 5, 2013
A recent decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal serves as a reminder to subordinate lenders looking to take control over the sale of a property in a mortgage enforcement scenario that a partial cure of a default will not be enough to bring a mortgage into good standing.




Year Established: 1954

Law Firm Affiliations: TAGLAW


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