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A recent decision by the Ontario Court of Appeal illustrates that there is a fundamental commercial difference between a provision directed at the hours of the day a tenant must operate and a provi...
Brian articled with Daoust Vukovich in 2013 and returned to the firm the following year as an associate lawyer. His practice is focused on commercial leasing and related construction matters. As a solicitor, Brian frequently advises and negotiates on behalf of landlords and tenants in an variety of retail, office, and industrial settings. As a litigator, Brian has appeared before the Superior Court of Justice, the Ontario Court of Justice, and the Landlord-Tenant Board.
Brian received his J.D. from Osgoode Hall Law School, where he was awarded the Jack Friedman Q.C. Prize in Commercial Real Estate. Before law school, Brian obtained a B.Sc. from the University of Alberta (physics, with honours) and a certificate in jazz performance from Humber College (Toronto).
Outside of the office, Brian is an avid guitar player.
Written by Deborah Watkins and Brian Parker (The Six-Minute Commercial Leasing Lawyer 2016) When a landlord renovates or repairs its property it mu...
Written by Jamie Paquin and Brian Parker (ICSC U.S. Shopping Center Legal Update, Spring Issue 2016) Canadian landlords often require that tenants ...
Written by Gasper Galati and Brian Parker (The Six-Minute Commercial Leasing Lawyer 2015) This paper addresses construction lien issues which arise...
Written by Wolfgang Kaufmann and Brian Parker (The Commons Institute Commercial Leasing Essentials Live Webcast 2014) "Good faith" is a term that i...
Written by Wolfgang Kaufmann and Brian Parker (16th Commercial Real Estate Leases 2013) Commercial leases often involve long-term relationships. It...
Written by Natalie Vukovich and Brian Parker (LSUC, Commercial Mortgage Transactions 2013) As a commercial leasing lawyer, dealing exclusively with...
Last year, in Bhasin v Hrynew, 2014 SCC 71 (“Bhasin”), the Supreme Court of Canada recognized the duty of good faith in contractua...
Co-owners are bound together by their shared ownership of a single piece of real estate. While each owner has a distinct interest in the land, neit...
An all-to-`common form of mortgage fraud entails a fraudster impersonating the owner of a property and purporting to grant a mortgage in favo...
Owners who are redeveloping their property may be unaware of their ongoing obligations under Ontario’s Fire Code (O Reg 213/07 under the ...
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