Legal support for your Ontario business.
From your first contract to your next stage of growth, find legal support for your small or medium-sized business in Ontario. Tell us what your business needs.
Find a business lawyerFree to submit. You decide whether to hire a lawyer.
Advice for the decisions ahead.
A new company and an established business can need very different support. Your request helps identify the type of legal experience you are looking for.
Starting or structuring a business
Incorporation, ownership arrangements and shareholder agreements.
Contracts and commercial relationships
Customer and supplier agreements, service terms and commercial leases.
People and day-to-day operations
Employment agreements, workplace questions and business policies.
Buying, selling or resolving a dispute
Business transactions, partnership disagreements and commercial disputes.
Your next step, made clearer.
Your request stays on LegalFinder from the first question to submission.
Tell us what you need
Start with Ontario, your city and a short description of the matter.
Leave your contact details
Choose how you would like to be contacted about your inquiry.
Consider the next step
Discuss scope, availability and fees with a lawyer before making a decision.
Questions before you start
Is requesting a lawyer free?
There is no charge to submit a request through LegalFinder. Any legal fees are discussed directly with a lawyer before you decide whether to retain them.
What should I include in my request?
Choose your province and legal area, then give a short description and any relevant timing. Share only an overview at this stage; you do not need to upload documents.
How can I check a lawyer’s status in Ontario?
You can use the provincial law society’s directory to check a lawyer’s registration information.
Does submitting a request mean I have a lawyer?
No. A request is an inquiry, not a retainer. You and a lawyer decide together whether to work together and on what terms.
Make room for your next business decision.
Tell us about your situation in Ontario.