About Law365

Law365 Professional Corporation is a general practice law firm with its office at 2338 Hurontario Street in Mississauga, Ontario, and a second location on Lake Shore Boulevard West in Toronto that's available by appointment only. The firm calls itself Your Everyday Law Firm and aims to handle the legal matters that come up over the course of an ordinary life: starting a business, buying a house, drafting a will, going through a divorce, or dealing with a lawsuit. Its practice covers business and corporate law, real estate, employment law for both employers and employees, family law, wills and estates, civil litigation, and personal injury and motor vehicle accident claims. The firm previously offered notary public services but no longer does.

Lawyer Alexander Coomes has written the firm's blog since at least July 2020, starting with posts on the Waksdale v. Swegon North America Inc. ruling on termination clauses and Ontario's equalization of net family property on divorce. Later posts cover funeral planning within an estate plan and running an election campaign for chief and council on a Northern Ontario First Nations reserve, reflecting the firm's election law work. Law365 also partners with Fingerprinting365 to arrange background checks for clients dealing with immigration and employment matters.

In the community

  • Two students the firm has hosted, a summer student and a co-op student, have written for its blog on topics including remedies available after elder abuse and how to prepare a travel consent letter for a child crossing the border.
  • A November 2022 post uses the Carbide Wilson ruins near Ottawa, the site of a failed early industrial venture, to explain how a business can protect its trade secrets and intellectual property.

Good to know

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Offices 2

2338 Hurontario Street, Suite 400, Mississauga, ON L5B 1N1

2275 Lakeshore Blvd. W, Toronto, ON M8V 3Y3

The neighbourhood

Law365's Mississauga office is on Hurontario Street, one of the oldest roads in the region. Laid out in 1818, it runs from the Lake Ontario shoreline in Mississauga north through Brampton and Caledon to Georgian Bay in Collingwood, and for decades it carried the Highway 10 designation before that route was downloaded to the local municipalities in 1997. Construction on the Hurontario LRT, a light rail line following the same corridor, began in 2020. For a general practice firm handling real estate, business, and family law matters, an address on Hurontario puts it on the road many of its Mississauga and Brampton area clients already use to get around.

The firm's Toronto address, on Lake Shore Boulevard West, sits in Humber Bay Shores, a waterfront pocket of south Etobicoke bound by the Humber River to the east and Mimico Creek to the west, an area once known for a strip of lakeside motels along Lake Shore Boulevard. Law365 keeps that office by appointment only, giving clients on the Toronto side of the region somewhere to meet without the firm running two full-time locations.

Frequently asked questions

What areas of law does Law365 handle?
Law365 practices business and corporate law, real estate, employment law for both employers and employees, family law, wills and estates, civil litigation, and personal injury and motor vehicle accident claims. It no longer offers notary public services.
Where is Law365 located, and can I meet at the Toronto office?
The firm's office is at 2338 Hurontario Street, Suite 400, in Mississauga. Its Toronto address on Lake Shore Boulevard West is by appointment only, so it's best to book ahead if you want to meet there.
Can Law365 help me buy or sell a home?
Yes. The firm handles residential and commercial real estate transactions, including due diligence on properties that already have tenants in place.
I think my termination or severance wasn't handled properly. Can Law365 help?
The firm's employment practice covers both employers and employees. Its blog has written about the Waksdale v. Swegon North America Inc. ruling, under which a termination clause can be struck down entirely if any part of it violates the Employment Standards Act.
Does Law365 handle separation and divorce, including dividing property?
Yes. The firm's family law practice covers separation, divorce, and prenuptial agreements, and its blog explains how Ontario's equalization of net family property works when a marriage ends.
Can Law365 help me write a will and plan for my estate, including funeral wishes?
Yes. The firm drafts wills and powers of attorney and has written about building funeral wishes into an estate plan, noting that under Ontario law an executor's main obligation is to keep funeral costs reasonable.

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