We make it our business to help you make sense of yours
If you own your own company, you already know that business law can be complicated. If you’re thinking of starting your own company, there are a few things you need to know. We’ve got a lawyer for that.
RDM offers an extensive range of corporate and commercial business services. Let one of our business lawyers take care of your company’s legal requirements so you’re prepared for both the challenges and the opportunities that come your way.
Our corporate and commercial legal services include:
Business set-up
Incorporations, partnerships, joint ventures
Franchising
Restructuring
Corporate reorganization
Buying or selling of a business (by share or asset purchase)
Corporate governance
Shareholder and partnership agreements
Banking, business financing and leasing
Reviewing contracts and resolving contract disputes
Commercial litigation
Employment issues
Insolvency, bankruptcy and foreclosures
RDM Lawyers also maintains corporate records for many companies as well as offering registered and records offices services. We provide a full range of services to commercial and private lenders related to the enforcement of mortgage security and foreclosure actions.
Banking
Commercial lending transactions
Bankruptcy, Foreclosure, Insolvency
Contracts
Share purchase agreements
Asset purchase agreements
Employment agreements
Franchise agreements
Corporate & Commercial Transactions
Shareholders’ agreements
Section 85 Tax Rollovers
Amalgamations and mergers
Corporate reorganizations
Incorporation & Corporate Structuring
Simple incorporation
Professional incorporation
Corporate reorganization
Shareholders’ agreements
Partnership agreements
Employment contracts
Joint Ventures
Joint venture agreements
Mediation
Full mediation services
Settlement negotiation
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