Spencer Roberts

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Spencer Roberts: Attorney with Unified LLP

Biography

Spencer Roberts is a lawyer in Unified LLP’s Property and Commerce department and she services clients from the firm’s Toronto and Waterloo Region offices. Spencer assists clients in both litigation and transactions in real property matters (including municipal law, land use planning, expropriation, real estate, construction law, tieback and crane swing agreements, commercial leases) and corporate/commercial matters, including corporate and business litigation and transactions of various kinds. Spencer is enthusiastic about property and commercial law and is prepared to assist clients by deploying a pragmatic and thorough approach to problem-solving, due diligence and conflict management.

Areas of Practice (1)

  • Property and Commerce

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
University of Windsor, M.A.
Law School Attended:
University of Ottawa, J.D.
Admission:
(Admission pending)
ISLN:
1001750128

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