Griffin Peloso

Griffin, a key member of the Dickinson Wright team in Toronto, lends his expertise to a wide array of corporate and securities law issues, serving a diverse clientele across both public and private sectors. His portfolio is rich with experience in facilitating complex transactions, ranging from private and public financing to reverse takeovers and initial public offerings. Before his current role, Griffin honed his skills at a specialized corporate and securities law firm in Toronto, laying a solid foundation for his practice.

His educational background is as varied as his professional experience, holding a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from the University of Edinburgh, acquired in 2017, and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Guelph, completed in 2013. Griffin's legal prowess is recognized in Ontario, where he is duly admitted to practice.

Griffin's areas of specialization encompass a broad spectrum within the corporate realm, including mergers and acquisitions, securities, corporate finance, and support for emerging businesses. His dedication to the legal field extends to his active participation in the Law Society of Ontario and the Toronto Lawyers Association, illustrating his commitment to professional excellence and ethical practice.

His thought leadership in securities law is evident through his contributions to literature and discussions on current trends and regulations. Griffin has co-authored several insightful pieces, notably addressing the "Access Equals Delivery Model" for reporting issuer prospectuses and elucidating on amendments to Canadian Securities Exchange policies and Toronto Stock Exchange rules regarding public offerings. These publications not only showcase his expertise but also his proactive approach to informing and guiding stakeholders through the evolving legal landscape.

With a keen eye for detail and a strategic approach to legal challenges, Griffin has proven to be an invaluable asset to clients navigating the complexities of corporate transactions and securities regulation. His work not only facilitates growth and compliance for businesses but also contributes to the broader dialogue on legal best practices in the corporate and securities domain.