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Corporate Commercial
Corporate Law is very diverse and is integral to both legal and business practices. Corporate Law concerns the legal framework shaping business practices and deals with
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Restructuring Companies by Selling or Transferring Shares and Assets
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Listing Companies on Stock Exchanges
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Merging Companies with other businesses
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Purchase or sale of business
General Litigation
Lawyers practicing in General Litigation represent their clients through the entire process of litigation, from investigation through to the determined award or appeals. Often people who have suffered harm in some way, be it financial, physical or mental may seek to recoup losses or damages from the offending or opposing party.
General litigators can represent either individuals or business entities in a dispute. the role of a Litigation Lawyer is to represent and see their client through all phases of the litigation including; Investigatory, Pleadings, Discovery, Pre-trial, Appeal , and Award.
Litigators are exposed to a variety of practice areas and legal issues. Lawsuits can be filed for a number of reasons including but not limited to, Personal Injury, Protection of intellectual property and, Medical Malpractice.
Wills and Estates
Wills and Estates Law in Canada includes the managing of the sum of assets of an individual or group of individuals, such as cash, investments, real estate, or personal property, and the distribution of those assets based on their instructions in the event of death or the inability to make decisions.
A lawyers responsibility is to advise clients as to their existing options and help guide them through the documents and legal proceedings required to arrange and secure their wishes and appoint an executor of their choosing in the event of death.
Real Estate
Real Estate or Property Law governs various forms of ownership and tenancy in real and personal property areas. It also includes the principals and rules by which disputes over property are to be resolved.
Areas of Real Estate Law include:
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Transfer of Land
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Ownership of Land
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Disputes over Land
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Tenancies and Tenant disputes
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Licenses
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Easements
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Mortgages
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Adverse Possession
A lawyer is required when purchasing and selling both residential and commercial buildings or property. Working as a liaison between buyer and seller, and lending institution or brokerage firm the lawyer has a responsibility to ensure the transaction goes smoothly and the client is kept informed throughout the process.
Employment Law
Employment law includes everything from resource-hiring, conduct, promotion and workplace grievances to employment termination – either voluntary or forced.
Park Law may represent an individual employee, or an employer. If acting on behalf of the employee, the lawyer will be responsible for obtaining and collating research and information, preparing relevant documents, providing advice and handling dispute resolution through arbitration and negotiations, along with organizing the settlement agreement.
The role of Park Law in an Employment Law case is also to give advice against claims to the businesses and institutions involved, gather and explore HR policies focusing on all elements of the employment agreement, and carry out negotiations with both the employer and trade unions, when applicable.