Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP | Toronto, Ontario, Canada
A lawyer since 1988
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Darrell Jarvis shines in the business law arena, especially in franchising, distribution, leasing, and construction, with a keen eye on the retail and hospitality industries. His guidance is sought after by franchisors for everything from crafting disclosure documents and franchise agreements to navigating the waters of franchisee insolvency and transactions involving franchise businesses. Darrell's knack for managing the complexities of non-traditional franchise setups, such as those in highway rest stops, hospitals, and schools, alongside co-branding initiatives and franchise system buyouts, sets him apart.
He is also the go-to advisor for Canada's leading franchisee association, offering unmatched insights into the franchise sector. Manufacturers and distributors benefit from his expertise in hammering out supply and distribution deals, co-manufacturing and warehousing agreements, and resolving related disputes.
In the construction sphere, Darrell's skill in drafting agreements and dispute mediation is evident across projects ranging from hospitals to restaurants and other commercial ventures. His tenant-focused leasing practice spans a variety of settings, including airports and educational institutions, showcasing his versatility.
Before his tenure at Fasken, Darrell was at the helm of legal, franchising, and several other departments at Cara Operations Limited, steering iconic brands through growth and challenges. This experience enriches his practice with a deep understanding of the operational side of franchising.
Acknowledged by top legal directories like the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory and Chambers Global, Darrell's contributions to the field are well-documented and celebrated.
Educationally grounded with an MBA from Schulich, an LLB from Osgoode Hall, and a BA from Queen's University, Darrell's comprehensive understanding of both the legal and business facets of franchising and leasing is unparalleled. His leadership roles within the Ontario Bar Association, Canadian Franchise Association, and other legal communities underline his commitment to advancing the practice of franchise law.