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  • Incorporations and business advisory
  • Shareholder agreements and other business contracts
  • Business purchase and sale
  • Corporate records and shareholder disputes
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About Us

Experienced business & corporate lawyers

Lamba Law is a GTA-based law firm specializing in corporate-commercial and real estate law. We cater to startups, established businesses, and investors in the Greater Toronto Area, offering top-tier legal services at competitive rates. Our expertise spans various business law areas, including acquisitions, franchising, business structuring, partnerships, commercial contracts, and more.

Our approach is modern and client-centered, emphasizing long-term relationships. We prioritize understanding your priorities and business to deliver tailored solutions and preempt legal issues. Our aim is to help you grow, protect, and manage your business. At Lamba Law, every client and matter is treated with utmost priority, guided by our core values of honesty, integrity, and competency.

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Our Services

One firm. Every stage of your business. That's the principle Lamba Law is built on — from your first incorporation to your next big deal.

Purchases & Sale of Businesses

Buying or selling a business is the biggest transaction most owners ever make. We run the whole deal — share purchases and asset purchases or sales — from letter of intent and due diligence to a clean closing, structured to protect your price and cap your risk.

  • Asset and share purchase agreements
  • Due diligence review and coordination
  • Vendor take-back financing structures
  • Non-compete and transition agreements
  • Closing documentation and post-closing obligations

Incorporations

Building the right legal foundation is critical for any new venture. We provide comprehensive incorporation services for startups and professionals looking to structure their business for success.

  • Federal and provincial incorporations
  • Choice of entity analysis (sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation)
  • Articles of incorporation and bylaws
  • Organizational resolutions and minute book setup
  • Business name registration and trademark considerations

Shareholders’ Agreements

A well-drafted shareholder agreement protects your interests, aligns expectations, and prevents costly disputes. We draft customized agreements tailored to your specific business structure.

  • Drafting and reviewing shareholder agreements
  • Buy-sell provisions and shotgun clauses
  • Dispute resolution mechanisms
  • Voting rights and decision-making frameworks
  • Minority shareholder protections

Partnership Agreements

A partnership without a written agreement runs on default provincial rules — rules that rarely match what partners actually intended. We draft partnership agreements that clearly define ownership, contributions, and decision-making from day one, so disagreements get resolved by your agreement, not by a courtroom.

  • Capital contributions and profit/loss sharing terms
  • Dissolution and asset distribution terms
  • Roles, responsibilities, and decision-making authority
  • Partner death or withdrawal provisions
  • Non-compete and confidentiality provisions

Corporate Reorganization

As your business grows, its legal and tax structure needs to grow with it. Our corporate reorganization services help business owners restructure for tax efficiency, succession planning, asset protection, or upcoming mergers and acquisitions — all while staying fully compliant with Canadian corporate law.

  • Share reorganizations and estate freezes
  • Holding company and group structuring
  • Amalgamations and corporate wind-ups
  • Pre-transaction structuring ahead of M&A
  • Share class creation and rights amendments

Franchise Law

Franchising involves unique legal risks and obligations. Whether you're expanding through franchising or investing in a franchise, we provide counsel on disclosure, compliance, and risk management.

  • Franchise disclosure document review
  • Franchise agreement negotiation
  • Arthur Wishart Act compliance
  • Franchisor-franchisee dispute resolution
  • Multi-unit franchise structuring

Mergers & Acquisitions

Mergers and acquisitions are complex, high-stakes transactions that demand experienced legal guidance from start to finish. Lamba Law supports business owners through due diligence, deal structuring, negotiations, and closing — helping you avoid hidden liabilities and secure favourable terms whether you're the buyer or the seller.

  • Deal structuring: share purchase vs. asset purchase
  • Due diligence review and risk assessment
  • Purchase agreements and closing documentation
  • Regulatory and third-party consent requirements
  • Post-closing integration and transition support

Trusts

A trust only works if it's structured correctly from the start — get it wrong and you lose the tax and asset-protection benefits you set it up for in the first place. We set up family trusts and holding structures that protect what you've built, support succession planning, and coordinate cleanly with your accountant's tax strategy.

  • Family trust structuring and setup
  • Trustee duties, powers, and beneficiary designations
  • Trust deed drafting and amendments
  • Asset protection planning for business owners
  • Tax-efficient income splitting structures

Other Business Legal Services

Not every legal need fits neatly into a category — and that's okay. From commercial leases and contract disputes to general corporate advisory, Lamba Law provides practical legal support across the full spectrum of business law for startups, small businesses, and established companies. If you're unsure which service you need, we'll help you figure it out.

  • Commercial lease review and negotiation
  • Corporate Law & Advisory Services
  • Non-disclosure and non-compete agreements
  • Startup Financing
  • Regulatory compliance and licensing matters

Why choose us?

Running a business comes with enough pressure — your legal support shouldn't add to it. That's why Lamba Law is built around one principle: honest advice, delivered clearly, at every stage of your business.

Results-Oriented

Every engagement is driven by outcomes. We focus on practical, efficient solutions that advance your business objectives — not billable hours

Personalized, Client-First Approach

We believe in building lasting relationships. Clear communication, accessibility, and genuine care for our clients' success guide every interaction.

Excellence in Practice

We hold ourselves to the highest professional standards. Every contract, every closing, every piece of counsel reflects meticulous attention to detail.

Fast, Direct Access to Your Lawyer

No getting passed between assistants or waiting days for a callback. Every client working with Lamba Law connects directly with an experienced lawyer who knows their file.

Free, No-Obligation Consultation

Lamba Law offers a free consultation before you commit to anything — whether you're incorporating a new business, drafting a shareholders' agreement, or navigating a merger. We'll help you understand your options and the right next step, with zero pressure.

Affordable & Competitive Pricing

Quality legal advice shouldn't come with an unpredictable price tag. Lamba Law offers transparent, competitive rates for business owners at every stage, backed by our Fee Calculator so you know what to expect before you commit.

Faq's

Frequently asked questions

Looking for answers to Business & Corporate Law questions? We provide answers to our most frequently asked questions or contact us for all your legal needs!

As an individual, you don't need to register a business name – you can always conduct business under your personal name. The incorporation of a business does have certain benefits though. Business names are useful for marketing purposes, and also allow you to accept and make payments with your bank under a business name. More importantly, incorporation protects your assets personally from legal liability.

For the most part, it's just a preference. The federal, however, gives your business increased business name protection and wider rights to conduct business. You may also opt for federal incorporation if you plan on conducting operations in multiple provinces or simply extra provincially register your province corporation in other provinces.

The biggest advantage of incorporation is limited liability for shareholders. Under law, a corporation is considered to be a legal person that is distinct from the shareholders who own it. This means that individual shareholders are not personally liable for the debts and obligations of the corporation. If a corporation fails, the shareholders will lose the amount of equity invested with their shares. One disadvantage of a corporation is that income is taxed at two levels: first on income for the corporate entity, and then at the shareholder level where shareholders are taxed on any dividends they have received.

No, a shareholder does not have to be 18 or older. However, you should be careful, as the laws regarding underage shareholders may be complex. If you plan to list someone under the age of 18 as a shareholder.

Yes, a director can be appointed to any office of the corporation, and can also hold shares of the company.
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