Antillia Law
1 lawyer · City of Toronto
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 697 handling Real Estate Law.
About Antillia Law
Antillia Law is a small law firm in Toronto that operates under the corporate name Armstrong Zuniga Professional Corporation. Its office is in Suite 2204 at 2 Bloor Street West, right at the corner of Yonge and Bloor. The firm's work centers on transactional real estate, representing clients in the acquisition, divestiture, and financing of residential and commercial property. It also offers ongoing legal advisory services and handles dispute resolution work, and it says it prefers resolving conflicts through consensus building and collaboration rather than more conventional adversarial methods.
The firm takes its name from Antillia, which its site describes as the legend of an elysium in the Western Sea. On its site, it explains the choice this way: the founders wanted the practice to be a reprieve within what they call the conventionally dispassionate legal industry, pairing traditional legal representation with a more current style of advocacy.
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The neighbourhood
Antillia Law's office sits inside 2 Bloor Street West, a 34 storey tower at the corner of Yonge and Bloor that opened in 1972. The building has direct underground access to Bloor-Yonge station, where the city's two subway lines cross, and connects into the underground pedestrian walkway that runs along Bloor Street. It sits along the stretch of upscale Bloor Street retail known locally as the Mink Mile, on the edge of Yorkville, and its other tenants include several countries' consulates. For a firm built around buying, selling, and financing property, working out of one of the city's more visible commercial addresses fits the kind of transactional real estate clients it serves.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Antillia Law help me buy or sell a home in Toronto?
- Yes. Real estate transactions, the acquisition, divestiture, and financing of residential property, are the core of the firm's practice, according to its own site.
- Does Antillia Law also handle commercial real estate deals?
- It does. The firm represents clients in the acquisition, divestiture, and financing of commercial property as well as residential deals.
- I'm in a dispute rather than doing a transaction. Can Antillia Law help?
- The firm offers dispute resolution work and says on its site that it prefers resolving conflicts through consensus building and collaboration rather than more conventional adversarial methods.
- Does Antillia Law provide ongoing legal advice for a business, not just one-off closings?
- Yes. Alongside transactional work, the firm describes offering legal advisory services meant to support clients on an ongoing basis, per its site.
- Where is Antillia Law's office and how do I get there?
- The office is in Suite 2204 at 2 Bloor Street West, at Yonge and Bloor, a tower with direct underground access to Bloor-Yonge subway station.
- Why is the firm called Antillia Law?
- The name comes from Antillia, which the firm's site describes as the legend of an elysium in the Western Sea. The site says it chose the name to signal a different approach within the legal industry, pairing traditional legal representation with a more current style of advocacy.
Where to find them
2 Bloor Street West, Suite 2204, Toronto, ON M4W 3E2 · 416-800-9896
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