Over the years, our commitment to excellence and passion for our clients has been recognized.
Goldson Professional Corporation
Corporate and Commercial
We have helped companies incorporate, amalgamate, reorganize and finance growth. In doing so we have been involved in drafting, negotiating and concluding agreements of every type. We have also been there to assist when partnerships, organizations or employment relationship have fallen apart.
Litigation Services
Our litigation practice is broad in scope and is particularly well suited to supporting the firm’s key practice areas. Our expertise ranges from representing large and multinational corporations and individuals’ business interests to advising contractors and homeowners, and mediating disputes between former business partners and spouses.
Family Law
In our family law practice we advise clients and help negotiate domestic contracts including pre-nuptial and separation agreements. We also advise and represent our clients in divorce and other family law proceedings.
Dedicated to Excellence
Barristers, Solicitors, & Trademark Agents
Areas of Practice
TRADEMARK
We represent companies and individuals to establish, register, and protect their intellectual property rights, including trademark, copyright, and patent rights.
ADMINISTRATIVE
We represent professionals such as dentists, orthodontists, dental surgeons, lawyers, doctors, and chartered accountants in disputes
FAMILY LAW
In our family law practice we advise clients and help negotiate domestic contracts including pre-nuptial and separation agreements.
LITIGATION
Our litigation practice is broad and is particularly well suited to supporting the firm’s key practice areas. Our expertise ranges from representing large
CORPORATE AND COMMERCIAL
Our corporate and commercial clients range from privately and publicly held Canadian corporations to individual professionals, and from domestic retailers to foreign investors.
CONSTRUCTION
Advising corporations and individual clients on procedures for drafting construction contracts so that there is recourse against individual directors