Thomson Rogers’ busy municipal, planning and expropriation practice is expanding. We are looking for candidates with: Up to three years experience in municipal, planning and expropriation law Strong work ethic, advocacy, analytical and writing skills Excellent academic credentials Superior negotiation and business development abilities A team player attitude and a desire to learn Please submit … Continued Stephen D'Agostino on Global News | by Matthew Bingley | October 1, 2021
On October 1, 2021, Thomson Rogers managing partner Stephen D’Agostino was featured on a Global News video segment titled “Supreme Court of Canada sides with Ontario government in battle over Toronto council cuts,” (from 00:59 – 01:14). “I saw nothing here that said the province was right, what I saw was the province can do,” … Continued 
Thomson Rogers is thrilled to be a part of the AMCTO Annual Conference happening virtually from June 14-16, 2021. The AMCTO Annual Conference is the top professional development and networking event for municipal professionals that attracts approximately 500 delegates each year. Featuring world-renowned keynote presentations, local government officials, expert speakers, high-quality, practical workshops and knowledge-based … Continued Stephen D'Agostino in Global News | by Matthew Bingley | January 26, 2021
On January 26, 2021, Thomson Rogers managing partner Stephen D’Agostino was featured in a Global News article titled “Court challenge to halt provincial demolition of Toronto heritage site faces uphill legal battle.” “The minister has very broad authority to put a zoning order in place,” said D’Agostino. “I think it would be very difficult if … Continued 
We are proud to announce that 13 Thomson Rogers partners have been selected for inclusion in the 14th Edition of The Best LawyersTM in Canada. Since it was first published in 1983, Best Lawyers has become universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal excellence. Best Lawyers lists are compiled based on an exhaustive peer-review evaluation. Lawyers are not required or … Continued |
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