Neal H. Roth, Lawyer

About Neal H. Roth, Lawyer

Neal H. Roth, Lawyer is a sole practitioner firm working out of a suite at 60 St. Clair Avenue East in midtown Toronto. The firm has represented individuals and small to medium sized businesses across the Greater Toronto Area since 1982, the year Neal H. Roth was admitted to the Law Society of Upper Canada. Roth's academic background includes a B.A. and an M.A. in Economics from the University of Toronto, followed by an LL.B from the University of British Columbia.

The practice covers civil litigation, real estate transactions, construction lien litigation, corporate services, and estate planning documents such as powers of attorney. Roth has acted as counsel in several reported Ontario decisions, including Hobson v. Turner and Thermal Exchange Service Inc. v. Metropolitan Toronto Condominium Corporation No. 1289, both decided in 2022, and in the 2003 Supreme Court of Canada case Beals v. Saldanha, which set out the test Canadian courts use to decide whether a foreign judgment can be enforced here. Earlier reported matters include Heritage Masonry Ltd. v. Building Team Ltd. from 1995, a dispute over construction trust funds, and Van Arnhem v. Lornewood Tanning Salon Inc. from 1993, a breach of trust matter over advancement of funds.