Do Changes to the Condo Act Mean More Work for Lawyers?

Do Changes to the Condo Act Mean More Work for Lawyers?

Do Changes to the Condo Act Mean More Work for Lawyers?

The Law Times is publishing a series on the impact the amended Condo Act is having on the condominium industry in Ontario.

Our own Rod Escayola is optimistic that “it’s going to be a far better place in condoland in Ontario” but points out that there are some obstacles and growing pains before we get there. So, where do we stand a year later?

Click here to read his comments to the Law Times.

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Rod Escayola

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Founding partner and the original CondoAdviser, Rod bridges law, governance and community.

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