Langdon Law
9 lawyers · Established 1887 · Carleton County, York County, City of Toronto
About Langdon Law
The firm describes itself as one of the largest law firms in western New Brunswick, with offices in Florenceville-Bristol, Fredericton, Hartland and Woodstock, plus a satellite office in Toronto. The practice operates as Langdon Professional Corporation. Founder Tyler Langdon traces the family's connection to the legal profession back to 1887, when great-great-grandfather Murney Langdon began practising law in Ontario, and the firm describes Tyler Langdon as the 12th lawyer in that family line. Its lawyers handle agribusiness, corporate and commercial law, employment law (acting only for employers), family law, financing, incorporations, mergers and acquisitions, real estate, and wills and estates.
Before founding the firm, Tyler Langdon worked at a Bay Street firm in Toronto, then spent years in corporate roles including chief mergers and acquisitions officer, general counsel and corporate secretary for an organization with over $400 million a year in sales across 18 jurisdictions. Tyler Langdon later earned the ICD.D designation through the Institute of Corporate Directors' Director Education Program with the Rotman School of Management, and members of the firm now serve on client boards and advise on governance. The Toronto address, a suite in the First Canadian Place tower, is a satellite location for document drop offs, pickups and consultations by appointment; day to day practice runs out of the firm's four New Brunswick offices.
Practice areas
Milestones & recognition
- The Langdon family's connection to the legal profession dates back to 1887, when founder Tyler Langdon's great-great-grandfather, Murney Langdon, began practising law in Ontario.
- Founder Tyler Langdon holds the ICD.D designation from the Institute of Corporate Directors, completed through the Director Education Program run with the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto.
- Tyler Langdon has received the national Tomorrow's Leader Canadian General Counsel Award and the Up and Comer Award from the Canadian Corporate Counsel Association.
In the community
- A lawyer in the firm's Hartland office was called to the Law Society of New Brunswick in 1984 and has served as past president of both the New Brunswick Golf Association and Opera New Brunswick, and currently sits on the board of Symphony New Brunswick.
Good to know
Wheelchair accessible
By appointmentLawyers 9
Chase Martin
Associate Lawyer
Real Estate LawBusiness & Corporate Law
Grant Rayner
Of Counsel
Wills, Estates & TrustsFamily Law
Gregory Connors
Associate
Administrative & Regulatory LawBusiness & Corporate Law
Jacob Imbeault
Associate Lawyer
Business & Corporate LawReal Estate Law
Kate Rumsey
Of Counsel - New Brunswick and Newfoundland
Business & Corporate Law
Kyle Davenport
Associate
Real Estate LawWills, Estates & Trusts
Luke Edwards
Associate Lawyer
Family LawWills, Estates & Trusts
Peter Hyslop
Senior Associate
Tyler Langdon
Founder
Business & Corporate Law
This firm’s lawyers at a glance
- Called to the bar
- 1984–1985 · median 41 years in practice 2 of 9 lawyers
- Law schools
- University of New Brunswick (6), Université de Moncton, University of Windsor 8 of 9 lawyers
- Languages on the roster
- English, French
Who handles what
Offices 5
1 First Canadian Place, 100 King Street West, Suite 5600, Toronto, ON M5X 1C9
The neighbourhood
The firm's Toronto address is a suite in First Canadian Place, a 72 storey office and retail tower at King and Bay streets in the heart of the Financial District, which held the title of tallest building in Canada from 1975 until 2025. It isn't a full branch office; the firm's own site lists the Toronto suite as a location for document drop offs and pickups, with legal consultations available by appointment and mail addressed care of founder Tyler Langdon. The Toronto foothold traces back to Langdon's own career, which began at a Bay Street firm before years in corporate legal roles; the firm's day to day work is carried out from its four offices in western New Brunswick.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Langdon Law have a physical office in Toronto?
- There's a Langdon Law address in Toronto, in the First Canadian Place tower on King Street West, but it's a satellite location. The firm's own site describes it as a spot for document drop offs and pickups, with legal consultations available by appointment; the firm's regular practice runs out of its four New Brunswick offices.
- What areas of law does Langdon Law practice?
- The firm handles agribusiness, corporate and commercial law, employment law, family law, financing, incorporations, mergers and acquisitions, real estate, and wills and estates, and some lawyers also advise on board governance.
- I run a business and I'm dealing with a workplace investigation or a discipline issue. Can Langdon Law help?
- Yes, but only from the employer's side. The firm represents employers, not individual employees, in workplace matters, including investigations, policy development and discipline support.
- Does Langdon Law work with farms and agribusiness clients?
- Yes. The firm says it supports the agribusiness industry across buying, selling, financing and negotiating commercial agreements, and it routinely acts in matters involving agricultural operations.
- Can Langdon Law advise my company's board of directors on governance?
- Yes. Members of the firm serve on boards and provide corporate secretarial services and governance advice, drawing in part on founder Tyler Langdon's ICD.D designation from the Institute of Corporate Directors.
- How long has Langdon Law been established?
- The firm traces the family's connection to the legal profession back to 1887, when founder Tyler Langdon's great-great-grandfather began practising law in Ontario. The modern firm, Langdon Professional Corporation, runs today from its offices across western New Brunswick.
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