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Based in Oakville, O'Connor MacLeod Hanna (OMH) offers comprehensive legal services, including: Business Law, Employment & Labour, Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Municipal, Land Development & Expropriation, Real Estate, and Wills, Trusts & Estates Administration. Our dedicated team of passionate lawyers prioritize understanding client needs to provide personalized and strategic solutions, ensuring they feel supported and well-cared for throughout the process.

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  • Business Law

    From establishing a business to drafting commercial contracts, our Business Law Group is here to help your business thrive.
  • Employment & Labour

    OMH offers expert guidance in employment and labor law, assisting employers and individuals with contracts, policies, terminations, and more. 
  • Litigation & Dispute Resolution

    Our lawyers use innovative strategies to resolve business, real estate, construction, and employment, etc. disputes, tirelessly advocating for you.
  • Municipal, Land Development & Expropriation

    OMH is a trusted advisor to public and private sector clients. We advised clients on zoning, land use, approvals, compliance, and more. 
  • Real Estate

    OMH’s real estate lawyers offer comprehensive services for owners and investors, covering transactions, leases, financing, and disputes.
  • Wills, Trusts & Estates Administration

    We offer compassionate guidance for wills, trusts, and estates. Our lawyers tailor solutions to preserve your assets and protect your legacy. 

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