Daniel Angelucci

Daniel Angelucci stands out as a remarkable associate within the Real Property & Planning Group in Toronto, where his keen focus on municipal law, land use planning, and development law significantly benefits his clientele. Daniel’s journey in the legal field is underpinned by a profound understanding of municipal governance and private sector strategies, enabling him to offer comprehensive advice on land development issues.

His expertise shines in aiding clients through the maze of Planning Act approvals for ambitious development projects, including those for public infrastructure and institutional ventures. Daniel’s advisory role extends to deciphering the complexities of the Building Code Act and the Ontario Heritage Act, among other crucial statutes affecting land use and development.

Clients seeking to challenge or appeal decisions find in Daniel a seasoned guide, experienced with the Ontario Land Tribunal and other adjudicative bodies. His adeptness at mediation and arbitration presents alternatives to conventional litigation, emphasizing his versatile approach to dispute resolution.

Daniel’s portfolio is diverse, encompassing the attainment of planning consents for various project types—from towering high-rises to purposeful institutional spaces. His counsel covers a broad spectrum, including securing official plan amendments, navigating zoning by-laws, and achieving site plan approvals. Moreover, Daniel excels at strategizing over Building Code nuances and facilitating client interactions with municipal authorities, ensuring compliance and advancing project objectives.

His knack for negotiating development-centric agreements, such as those concerning crane swings, heritage considerations, and parkland dedications, further attests to his comprehensive skill set. Daniel’s academic background, with a J.D. from Queen’s University and a specialization in Land Development from the University of Waterloo, complements his practical experience garnered in municipal government and specialized law firms.

Since being called to the Ontario Bar in 2021, Daniel’s professional affiliations with the Law Society of Ontario, the Canadian Bar Association, and other notable organizations reflect his active engagement with the legal community. Beyond his practice, Daniel dedicates time to supervising a clinic that supports transgender individuals in obtaining legal identification, showcasing his commitment to social advocacy.

Daniel Angelucci’s contribution to the field of real property and planning is not just about navigating legal complexities; it’s about forging paths for development that respects both the letter and the spirit of the law, benefiting communities and clients alike.