About Bellin Law

Bellin Law is a small firm based in Cambridge, in Ontario's Waterloo Region, with a second office in downtown Toronto. It's run by Danny Bellin and works in three main areas: civil and commercial litigation, business and corporate law, and wills, trusts and estates. The litigation side runs from commercial and employment disputes to personal injury, wrongful death, real estate, franchise and insurance matters, and Small Claims Court. The business practice leans toward small and medium sized companies, covering incorporations, shareholder and franchise agreements, commercial leases, purchases and sales, and succession planning, and the firm says it works alongside a client's accountant and tax advisor when structuring a company.

The founder's path to law wasn't a straight line. Danny Bellin earned an honours business degree from York University's Schulich School of Business in 1984, spent about a decade in manufacturing, then completed a law degree at the University of Ottawa. A first-generation Canadian and the child of Italian immigrants, Bellin holds Canadian and Italian citizenship and works in both English and Italian. The firm grew largely through word-of-mouth referrals, and in 2021 it joined Digital Main Street's Future Proof program with Communitech to bring its online presence together in one place.

Milestones & recognition

  • Founder Danny Bellin holds an honours Bachelor of Business Administration from York University's Schulich School of Business (1984) and a law degree from the University of Ottawa, and studied for a summer in Perugia, Italy in 1987.
  • In 2021 the firm took part in Digital Main Street's Future Proof program, working with Communitech in Waterloo Region to consolidate its separate websites into a single site.

Good to know

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Lawyers

No individual lawyers listed on the firm site.

Offices 2

107 Westcliff Way, Cambridge, ON

Suite 1700 - 65 Queen St. W., Toronto, ON

The neighbourhood

The firm's working base is on Westcliff Way, a quiet residential street in Cambridge rather than a downtown tower, which fits a practice that runs largely on referrals and keeps overhead low. Cambridge sits in Waterloo Region, a part of Ontario known as much for its manufacturing base as for the newer tech sector clustered around Communitech, and a firm built around small and medium sized businesses, commercial contracts and franchise agreements has that kind of client close at hand. The Toronto office at Suite 1700, 65 Queen Street West, gives clients in the city a downtown meeting point, but Cambridge is where the firm is headquartered.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Bellin Law based, and is there a Toronto office too?
The firm is headquartered in Cambridge at 107 Westcliff Way, reachable at (519) 621-5973, and also keeps a Toronto office at Suite 1700, 65 Queen Street West, at (226) 868-7523. Cambridge is the main office.
I'm starting a business in Waterloo Region. Can Bellin Law incorporate it?
Yes. Business and corporate law is one of the firm's three core areas. It offers startup incorporation packages that include the articles of incorporation, corporate by-laws, director and shareholder resolutions, share certificates and a minute book, and it says it works with a client's accountant or tax advisor on how the business is structured.
Does Bellin Law handle Small Claims Court and other disputes?
Yes. The litigation practice covers Small Claims Court along with commercial, employment, real estate, franchise and insurance disputes, plus personal injury and wrongful death matters.
Can Bellin Law prepare my will and estate documents?
Yes. Wills, trusts and estates is one of the firm's three main practice areas, alongside its litigation and business work.
Does anyone at the firm speak Italian?
Yes. Danny Bellin, a first-generation Canadian who holds Canadian and Italian citizenship, works in both English and Italian.
How does the firm describe its approach to fees?
Bellin Law describes its aim as prompt, efficient service for a fair and reasonable fee. It doesn't publish set rates online, and the website has a Book a Consultation option to get started.

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