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- Share-transfer restrictions and rights of first refusal
- Drag-along, tag-along, and shotgun clauses
- Valuation mechanics and dispute resolution
- Estate-freeze and family-trust integration
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Working with us
Every engagement begins with a tax-aware review of your goals. We pair the corporate work — incorporations, agreements, transactions — with the tax planning that lets the structure deliver value over the long term. Your consultation is confidential, and once we are retained, communications are protected by solicitor–client privilege.
We work on fixed-fee quotes for most corporate matters so you know the cost up front.
Frequently asked questions
Why use a tax lawyer for a corporate matter instead of a corporate lawyer?
Most incorporations, sales, and reorganizations have tax consequences worth more than the legal fees. A tax-aware lawyer drafts the share structure, the rollover, and the agreement with the after-tax outcome in mind — not just the corporate-law mechanics.
Do you work with my existing accountant?
Yes — most corporate engagements involve close coordination with the client's accountant for valuation, rollovers, T2057 filings, and post-closing compliance. We treat your accountant as part of the team.
How are corporate engagements priced?
Most matters — incorporations, shareholder agreements, share sales, simple reorganizations — are quoted on a fixed-fee basis after we understand scope. Complex transactions and litigation are typically billed hourly with a budget cap.