Carol Dirks - Lawyer in Toronto, Ontario - Clearway Law

Carol Dirks

Fogler, Rubinoff LLP | Toronto, Ontario, Canada

A lawyer since 1995

(5.0)

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Anonymous

(2024-03-19)

5 out of 5 stars

When we found ourselves entangled in a web of condominium-related legal challenges, Carol was the beacon of hope we desperately needed. Her expertise in condominium law isn't just profound; it's transformative. Carol guided our Board of Directors through the labyrinth of the Condominium Act, 1998 with unparalleled ease, addressing everything from reserve fund intricacies to the enforcement of our community's by-laws and rules.

Carol's counsel was a masterclass in clarity and foresight. She adeptly handled easement and licensing issues that we hadn't even considered, ensuring our condominium corporation wasn't just compliant with current regulations but also well-prepared for future developments. Her strategic advice on meeting procedures and common expense collection fundamentally changed how we operate for the better.

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Current Status:
Active
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Education:
Law, Queen's University, 1994
Firm Name:
Fogler, Rubinoff LLP
Location:
77 King Street West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5H 2M5
More Information:

Carol has carved out a niche in condominium law, offering extensive expertise in both advisory and litigation capacities. She is frequently called upon by Boards of Directors to navigate the intricacies of the Condominium Act, 1998. Her guidance covers a broad spectrum, including but not limited to, easements, licensing, reserve fund planning, budgeting, common expense collection, and the nuances of meeting procedures. Carol is adept at ensuring the enforcement of Declarations, By-laws, and Rules is both effective and legally compliant.

Her litigation skills have been showcased across various judicial and regulatory bodies, including the Superior Court of Justice and the Court of Appeal. Carol's involvement in significant legal matters for condominium corporations and co-operatives speaks volumes about her capacity to handle high-stakes situations. Notably, her defense against building evacuation orders and the strategic appointment of inspectors and administrators under the Condominium Act, 1998, highlights her versatility and commitment to her clients.

Carol’s experience isn't limited to advisory roles; she's adept at tackling construction deficiency claims, condominium conversions, construction liens, and employment claims, achieving notable successes in negotiation and settlement for her clients. Her ability to address human rights issues within the condominium context further underscores her comprehensive approach to legal challenges in this sector.

Since being admitted to the Ontario Bar in 1996, Carol's academic foundation in law from Queen's University and her undergraduate degree from the University of Western Ontario have been the bedrock of her distinguished career. Her active participation in the Law Society of Ontario and the Canadian Bar Association reflects her commitment to the legal profession.

Her practice areas span the full range of condominium law, from litigation and dispute resolution to the more nuanced aspects of condominium governance and compliance. Carol’s balanced approach, combining thorough legal knowledge with practical solutions, makes her an invaluable asset to anyone navigating the complex landscape of condominium law.

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Hourly:
$250