Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
www.osler.com
Osler is committed to helping our clients succeed. We know that our clients have options in selecting counsel and we are focused on earning the trust they place in us – every day. Many of our client relationships span decades. We believe that a sustainable relationship needs to be built on a rock-solid foundation of active, two-way communication and astute, solution-oriented advice. Succeeding in today’s business
environment means that a law firm must deliver on its promises to clients. With close to 500 lawyers in Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Ottawa and New York, our breadth of legal expertise allows us to provide the kind of seamless, integrated service that our domestic and international clients require and expect. Many of our clients are pursuing business strategies that cross the Canada/US border. To meet their needs, Osler has developed a depth of expertise in the key areas of US business law most in demand by our clients, including corporate law, tax, mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, financial services, corporate governance, executive compensation, and pensions and benefits law. Our expertise is both practice and industry
specific.
Practice areas
• Climate change & emissions trading
• Competition/antitrust
• Corporate finance & securities • Corporate governance • Employment & labour law • Environmental, regulatory & aboriginal • Executive compensation • Income funds & real estate investment trusts
• Insolvency & restructuring • Intellectual property • International trade
• Litigation
• Marketing & distribution • Mergers & acquisitions
• Municipal • Outsourcing
• Pensions & benefits
• Privacy
• Project finance • Public-private partnerships/alternative
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financing & procurement
• Regulatory investigations
• Research • Taxation • Translation
• Trusts and estates
Industries
• Banking & financial services
• Construction
• Energy (electrical power) • Energy (oil and gas)
• Franchise • Health • Infrastructure
• Investment funds & asset management • Life sciences
• Mining
• Private equity • Real estate
• Technology
Toronto office
Toronto is the home of a vibrant capital market and a globally recognized financial services sector. As an unquestioned legal market leader, we serve global firms, emerging companies and entrepreneurs across all industries. Our largest office is in Toronto, where we have 275 legal professionals and offer a deep bench of corporate, litigation, tax and numerous specialty practices.
Calgary office
Located in Canada’s energy capital, our Calgary office is best known for its strength in advising energy and oil and gas clients in domestic and international projects. US-based investors and participants in the global energy sector rely on our understanding of the applicable regulatory and policy issues and our ability to anticipate and respond to emerging developments. Our highly specialized energy law practitioners have played an integral role in many of the most significant and complex transactions and projects involving Canadian energy companies at home and abroad in recent years.
Montreal office
The Montreal office provides expertise in the areas of business law that are of particular
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