Stop fighting over an accountant's guess. A proper valuation is your ultimate leverage to win a shotgun buyout and avoid litigation costs.Read More

Template contracts are ticking time bombs. Fractional counsel fixes your contracts and IP gaps for a predictable monthly fee.Read More

Locked out by your partner? Stop funding a legal war. Use leverage to force a fast buyout.Read More

Locked out by a 50/50 partner? Stop funding a $50k+ lawsuit out of spite. Use operational leverage and shotgun clauses to force a buyout and take control.Read More

For many Ontario business owners, tax planning isn’t just about saving money this year. It’s about building a structure that supports long-term growth, protects your assets, and sets your business up for success. One of the most effective ways to do that is through a holding company. A holding company, often called a “Holdco,” can...Read More

Buying or Selling a Business in Ontario: Key Legal Considerations Buying or selling a business is one of the biggest moves an entrepreneur can make. Whether you’re preparing to sell after years of hard work or planning to grow through acquisition, these transactions involve many moving parts — legal, financial, and operational. In Ontario, both...Read More

If you’re a professional in Ontario — such as a doctor, dentist, lawyer, or accountant — you’ve likely heard about the benefits of incorporating your practice. A Professional Corporation (PC) can offer valuable tax advantages, greater flexibility, and a more structured way to manage your business. However, it also comes with specific legal requirements and...Read More

When a business starts, most partners share the same excitement, goals, and vision. But as the company grows, disagreements can develop. Conflicts may arise over money, strategy, control, ownership, or the future direction of the business. If these issues are ignored, they can turn into serious shareholder disputes that jeopardize the company and the relationships...Read More

When most people think of expropriation, they imagine the government taking private land to build a road, transit line, or public facility. In many cases, this is exactly what happens. However, not all expropriations involve a formal notice or a physical taking of land. Sometimes, government decisions or regulations can reduce the use or value...Read More

For land developers, timing and planning drive every project. When an expropriation notice arrives, it can disrupt acquisition schedules, financing arrangements, design work, and construction plans. Knowing what to do next is essential for protecting your investment and preserving the value of your development. At DiMinno Rizzi Lawyers, we help developers respond to expropriation notices...Read More