Contact Information
Address:
10 King St E Suite 600, Toronto, ON M5C 1C3
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Website
https://substancelaw.com
Substance Law is a Canadian law firm focused on regulated industries, including cannabis, psychedelics, vaping, liquor, tobacco, food and drugs, natural health products (NHPs), money services businesses (MSBs), FINTRAC, PCMLTFA, and crypto/blockchain law. The firm provides legal advice, facilitates M&A, licensing support, compliance consulting, and contract drafting, review and negotiation for businesses across Canada.
10 King St E Suite 600, Toronto, ON M5C 1C3
https://substancelaw.com
Substance Law, located at 10 King St E Suite 600, Toronto, ON M5C 1C3, stands as a dedicated Canadian law firm specializing in the complex legal landscape surrounding regulated industries. Our expertise lies at the intersection of law and emerging sectors, particularly those involving substances that fall under specific regulatory frameworks. We understand the unique legal challenges and opportunities presented by industries operating within these boundaries.
At Substance Law, we focus our practice on providing comprehensive legal counsel to businesses and individuals navigating the intricacies of sectors like cannabis, psychedelics, and potentially others designated as regulated by federal, provincial, or municipal laws. Our team possesses deep knowledge and practical experience in this specialized field, enabling us to offer strategic advice and tailored solutions for clients based out of our Toronto office.
Areas of Expertise
Cannabis Law: Canada's legalization of cannabis brought forth a wave of new regulations governing cultivation, processing, retail, and ancillary businesses. Substance Law helps clients navigate the evolving Cannabis Act and associated provincial regulations. Our services include:
• Business formation and structuring for cannabis enterprises
• Licensing applications and compliance strategies
• Regulatory permitting and operational compliance
• Corporate transactions and mergers & acquisitions within the cannabis sector
• Litigation and dispute resolution related to cannabis operations
Psychedelic Law: As research and therapeutic applications of psychedelics gain traction, and potentially for commercial purposes, new legal frameworks are emerging. Substance Law is attuned to these developments, assisting clients in understanding and adhering to the current legal status and anticipated regulations surrounding psychedelic substances. We help clients anticipate legal requirements and structure their activities appropriately.
Other Regulated Substances & Industries: Our approach extends to other industries operating under specific regulatory control where "substances" or related activities are heavily governed by law. We analyze the legal framework and provide counsel on:
• Compliance with licensing and permitting requirements
• Corporate structuring and registration
• Operational compliance and regulatory reporting
• Intellectual property considerations
• Contract negotiation and review
Why Choose Substance Law in Toronto?
Operating from our base at 10 King St E Suite 600 in Toronto provides us with direct access to the legal, financial, and regulatory bodies that shape this field. Toronto remains a significant centre for legal expertise and business activity in Canada. Our focus allows us to provide specialized attention to the nuances of these complex industries, ensuring that clients receive informed advice grounded in both legal precedent and practical industry insight.
We understand that businesses and individuals operating in these sectors face unique pressures and require precise legal navigation. Substance Law is committed to providing proactive, strategic counsel tailored to the specific needs of clients located in our Toronto office vicinity. Our goal is to empower our clients to succeed within the bounds of the law.
Contact Substance Law
For legal consultation regarding cannabis, psychedelics, or other regulated industries, please contact our Toronto office directly:
Website: https://substancelaw.com
Phone: (647) 371-0032
Reach out to our team at 10 King St E Suite 600, Toronto, ON M5C 1C3 to discuss how we can assist with your specific legal requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: Do I need a lawyer specializing in substance law if my business is in the cannabis industry based in Toronto?
A1: Yes, navigating the Cannabis Act and Ontario regulations requires specific expertise. Substance Law provides this specialized counsel directly from our Toronto office, helping ensure your business complies with all applicable laws and regulations.
Q2: Can Substance Law help my Toronto-based psychedelic research company understand the legal landscape?
A2: Absolutely. Our firm focuses on the legal complexities surrounding psychedelics. We can advise your Toronto company on the current legal status, potential future regulations, licensing requirements, and structuring considerations relevant to your location.
Q3: What does 'regulated industries' mean for a law firm like Substance Law serving clients in Toronto?
A3: 'Regulated industries' refers to sectors operating under specific government rules and oversight, often involving substances or activities deemed potentially high-risk. For clients in Toronto, this includes the cannabis sector, and potentially others like certain pharmaceutical precursors or controlled substance derivatives, depending on the evolving legal framework.
Q4: How does Substance Law handle disputes for clients operating in regulated sectors in Toronto?
A4: We offer litigation and dispute resolution services for clients based in Toronto facing legal challenges within their regulated industry. This could involve regulatory enforcement actions, contractual disputes, or operational conflicts, all handled by our team focused on substance law from our downtown Toronto location.
Q5: Is your substance law practice at 10 King St E Suite 600, Toronto limited to specific types of clients?
A5: No, our practice at 10 King St E Suite 600, Toronto is designed to serve a range of clients, including startups, established businesses, and potentially individuals, who require legal expertise navigating the complexities of regulated industries like cannabis and psychedelics within the Toronto context.