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Blaney McMurtry LLP is a Toronto based law firm consistently ranked as a top tier regional firm, delivering top level expertise in litigation & advocacy, real estate and business law.
The firm’s location in Canada’s financial centre positions Blaney McMurtry to handle complex matters that have scope beyond Toronto and surrounding area. Canadian experience delivered from one office.
A member of TAGLaw®, one of the world’s largest legal networks, rated as “elite” in Chambers Global rankings, Blaney McMurtry offers clients immediate and seamless access to worldwide legal expertise on a priority basis. The firm is also a member of the Risk Management Counsel of Canada (RMC), a national association of law firms providing services to the risk management industry, including insurers, risk retention groups and self-insureds, as well as a founding member of Insurance Law Global (ILG), a network comprised of like-minded, independent insurance defence firms across Europe, Australia, Asia and North America
Gowling WLG is an international law firm built on the belief that the best way to serve you is to be in tune with your world, aligned with your opportunity and ambitious for your success. With more than 1,500 legal professionals around the world, we provide our clients with in-depth knowledge in key global sectors and a suite of legal services at home and abroad. We see the world through our clients' eyes, and collaborate across countries, offices, service areas and sectors to help them succeed, no matter how challenging the circumstances.
Brief History
With roots tracing back to 1887, Gowling WLG grew to become one of the largest and most respected law firms in Canada, with a reputation for innovation in client-focused service delivery.
Building on its early strength in intellectual property, Gowling WLG diversified to offer a full suite of business law, litigation and intellectual property services in all of Canada’s key industries, including energy, mining, financial services, government, infrastructure, manufacturing, life sciences and technology.