About Keith Law

Keith Law is a business law firm led by Colin Keith, with offices in Toronto and in Schumacher, a community within the City of Timmins in northeastern Ontario. Colin studied law at the University of New Brunswick, summered at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP in Toronto in 2010, articled there in 2011 and 2012, and was called to the bar in 2012, joining Osler as an associate in its real estate group that same year. After Osler, Colin moved into executive roles at a global, NYSE listed entertainment technology company before founding Keith Law.

The firm advises growing companies, First Nations and First Nations economic development organizations, and individuals on corporate, real estate and construction law, along with mining and exploration work connected to its northeastern Ontario office. It also runs a sports law practice, acting for athletes, agents, coaches and sports organizations on contracts, endorsement agreements and governance matters, and takes on civil and commercial litigation.

Alongside that transactional and litigation work, Keith Law offers a fractional general counsel service operating out of Timmins. It gives small and medium sized Ontario businesses, growth stage companies, early stage public issuers and Indigenous owned enterprises ongoing legal support for a fixed monthly retainer instead of a full time in house hire.

Milestones & recognition

  • Colin Keith studied law at the University of New Brunswick and was called to the bar in 2012.
  • Colin summered at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP's Toronto office in 2010, articled there in 2011 and 2012, and joined as an associate in the firm's real estate group in 2012.
  • Before founding Keith Law, Colin was a corporate executive at a global, NYSE listed entertainment technology company.

In the community

  • The firm publishes a sports law blog with practical guidance for athletes, agents and advisors, including a piece on how NCAA name, image and likeness rules apply to Canadian athletes.

Offices 2

150 King Street West, Suite 200, Toronto, ON M5H 1J9

33 Father Costello, Schumacher, ON P0N 1G0

The neighbourhood

Keith Law splits its practice between a Toronto office on King Street West and a Schumacher office near Timmins in northeastern Ontario. On its practice areas page, the firm describes itself as being based in Canada's mining capital when it talks about advising mining and exploration clients on financings, joint ventures and property acquisitions.

The fractional general counsel service is run out of the Timmins office and is aimed in part at Indigenous owned businesses with connections to Northern Ontario.

Frequently asked questions

Does Keith Law advise First Nations and Indigenous economic development organizations?
Yes. The firm's First Nations practice covers treaty rights, governance, consultation and accommodation processes, impact benefit agreements and economic development work for First Nations, their economic development organizations and Indigenous controlled businesses and partnerships.
Can Keith Law act as outsourced or fractional general counsel for a growing business?
Yes. The firm's fractional general counsel service, run out of its Timmins office, gives small and medium sized businesses, growth stage companies and early stage public issuers ongoing access to Colin Keith for a fixed monthly retainer instead of a full time in house hire.
Does Keith Law represent athletes, agents or coaches in sports law matters?
Yes. The sports law practice covers contracts, representation agreements, disputes and governance for athletes, coaches, agents and sports organizations.
Does Keith Law handle mining and exploration financings?
Yes. The firm advises mining and exploration clients on financings, joint ventures, royalty agreements and property acquisitions from its office in the Timmins area of northeastern Ontario.
Where are Keith Law's offices?
Keith Law has an office at 150 King Street West in Toronto and an office at 33 Father Costello in Schumacher, near Timmins in northeastern Ontario, and it works with clients across Ontario.
Does Keith Law handle construction contracts and disputes?
Yes. The construction law practice covers drafting and negotiating construction contracts, procurement and tendering, project finance and dispute resolution.

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