Building Trust

Building Trust

In a low-supply and overheating Toronto real-estate market, construction of new residential properties cannot seem to go quick enough to satisfy demand. What legal framework exists to regulate construction funding and how is each party, may it be the property owner or the contractor, affected in their rights and obligations? – Let’s have a look at the Ontario Construction Lien Act.

The money on the table

The money on the table

Many companies looking to grow or to take advantage of an opportunity will raise funds by selling securities to accredited investors. Joseph Chiummiento of Core Lawyers provides tips on how to use lawyers when raising capital through private placement offerings – or selling shares.

Do you qualify

Do you qualify

Do you qualify for a Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption (LCGE)? Corporate and securities lawyer, Joseph Chiummiento, describes the Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption (LCGE) for business owners, how it can benefit you and what you need to know to make use of it.

That smart money thing they do

That smart money thing they do

There are many choices in the toolkit of corporate financing, and a convertible debenture is a popular option. Woodbridge corporate and securities lawyer, Joseph Chiummiento, of Core Lawyers, explains how a convertible debenture works and how it can benefit in a startup financing.