Dennis J. Tobin

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P: 416-596-2897
F: 416-593-2764
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  • Called to the Bar of Ontario, 1986
  • J.D., Osgoode Hall Law School
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 Overview

Dennis knows what it takes to run a business and get deals done. His unique practice combines Corporate/Commercial law and Commercial and Retail Leasing.

Clients can rely on Dennis to support every aspect of their leasing strategy. He works effectively with their leasing and business development teams. He has a long history of  representing tenants and landlords and his leasing experience extends to all major retail centres in Canada. Many local and international retailers have chosen Dennis to act for them. Dennis is focused on successfully negotiating and drafting retail, commercial and industrial leases and the resolution of leasing issues, arbitration and litigation.

In his corporate practice Dennis is regularly involved in mergers and acquisitions, venture capital transactions, shareholder agreements and disagreements and providing strategic corporate advice for small, medium and large corporations. Dennis represents a number of international companies operating in Canada and provides local support in their retail and corporate operations by combining his leasing and corporate skills.  

 Education
  • J.D., Osgoode Hall Law School
 Practice Areas  Called to the Bar
  • Called to the Bar of Ontario, 1986
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 Recognition

Recognition

  • Recognized by Best Lawyers® in Canada 2025 for Commercial Leasing Law and Real Estate Law
  • Recognized in Lexpert® Canadian Legal Directory 2022 as a Leading Practitioner (Repeatedly Recommended) in Property Leasing
 Speaking  Publications
 In the Media  News  Podcasts
 Memberships

Memberships

  • Ontario Bar Association, International Law Section; Real Estate Section
  • International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC)

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