About ADRG Law

ADRG Law is a commercial real estate and corporate law firm in the Waterloo Region, looking after the business and legal needs of clients throughout Southwestern Ontario. For more than 20 years it has handled real estate law, corporate law, and wills, estates and trusts. Its experience is extensive in corporate law and commercial real estate, and in both condominium and subdivision development.

Andrew D. R. Graham is the firm's main principal. Graham earned a law degree from the University of Western Ontario in 2000, was called to the Ontario bar in 2002, and practised at a national law firm before opening ADRG Law Professional Corporation.

Practice areas

Condominium development

ADRG Law has more than 20 years of experience in condominium development law. It's been involved in registering many kinds of condominium projects across Ontario, from high-rise and townhome developments to industrial office and commercial projects.

Subdivision development

The firm represents large subdivision developers and builders in Ontario. Its transactional work follows a project from buying and assembling the land, through financing and registering the subdivision, to selling individual homes to outside buyers.

Commercial real estate

On the commercial side, ADRG Law handles buying, selling, financing and leasing, acting for landlords and for tenants. The properties range from office, industrial and apartment buildings to retail centres and vacant land intended for development.

Residential real estate

For homes, the firm covers purchases, sales, financing and leases. Its residential clients include first-time buyers, investors, sellers and landlords and tenants, among others.

Corporate and business law

The corporate practice takes in incorporations, partnerships, shareholder agreements and reorganizations, plus mergers and acquisitions. Its finance work covers both equity and debt raises and private placements, and general contracts are part of the practice too.

Estate and succession planning

Property and personal care powers of attorney are part of this practice, along with estate planning that can involve family trusts and estate freezes. Succession planning for entrepreneurs and family businesses is covered too, including corporate reorganizations and shareholder agreements, as is estate administration.

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In the community

  • A lifelong Kitchener-Waterloo resident, Andrew D. R. Graham is a former director of the Better Business Bureau serving Central Ontario.

The neighbourhood

ADRG Law's office is at Suite 106, 191 King Street South, in Waterloo. King Street is the main road through Uptown Waterloo, the city's central district, and through Downtown Kitchener too. In Waterloo it splits the city into an east side and a west side, and shops and pubs run along it from about the Kitchener boundary up to Bridgeport Road.

Frequently asked questions

Can ADRG Law advise me on buying a new or resale condo unit, given its development work?
Yes. ADRG Law advises buyers purchasing condominiums, whether newly built or resale units, as well as newly constructed homes, and it brings its extensive condominium and subdivision practice to that work.
Does ADRG Law's development work call for a close knowledge of the Condominium Act?
Yes. Because so much of its work is condominium and subdivision development, ADRG Law needs a thorough command of the Condominium Act and of the legislation that governs new home sales.
Has ADRG Law worked on vacant land and common element condominiums, or on conversions?
Yes. ADRG Law has worked on new developments and on conversions, and it has experience across condominium types: standard freehold (phased ones included), common element and vacant land condominiums.
Can ADRG Law prepare multiple wills to reduce estate administration tax?
ADRG Law's estates practice includes drafting wills, and that covers multiple wills aimed at lowering estate administration tax.
Does ADRG Law take on multigenerational businesses as corporate clients?
ADRG Law's corporate clients run from small entrepreneurial start-ups to multinational corporations, and multigenerational businesses are among them.

Where to find them

300-22 King St. S., Waterloo, ON N2J 1N8 · 519-489-4484

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