Fogler, Rubinoff LLP | Toronto, Ontario, Canada
A lawyer since 1995
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Gary's career spans an impressive range of roles as a lawyer and consultant across multiple sectors. He specializes in various branches of business law, such as mergers and acquisitions, private equity, venture capital, and more, with a keen focus on the energy and technology sectors.
His counsel benefits a wide array of clients including Canadian and global firms, underwriters, and investment entities in diverse transactions like IPOs, private placements, and corporate restructuring, to name a few. Gary's expertise in guiding legal teams through intricate, high-stakes deals is well recognized.
In addition to his corporate clientele, Gary is deeply involved in supporting Indigenous Communities across Canada. He aids these communities in business dealings, economic development initiatives, and governance, aiming to foster wealth creation. Collaborating with top Aboriginal law firms, Gary lends his expertise to significant development projects and impact benefit agreements, particularly in infrastructure and renewable energy.
Recognized in the Canadian Legal LEXPERT™ Directory for Indigenous Law and named a leading lawyer in Indigenous Law in The 2024 Best Lawyers™ in Canada, Gary's accolades speak to his proficiency and respect in the legal community.
Gary also brings his expertise to the boardrooms of various companies, spanning from tech startups to clean energy providers and healthcare equipment firms. His roles in these organizations often include leadership positions in key committees, underscoring his valuable input in legal and business strategies.
Educated at Osgoode Hall Law School and the University of Manitoba, Gary's legal foundation is as robust as his professional network, evidenced by his affiliations with prominent associations like the ACG Toronto and the Canadian Venture Capital Association.
Gary's multifaceted career, marked by legal excellence and business acumen, makes him a sought-after advisor and legal strategist, especially for those navigating the complexities of Indigenous law and business transactions.