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lwoolford@casselsbrock.com
Telephone: 416 869 5332
Fax: 416 640 3182
Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
2100 Scotia Plaza
40 King Street West
Toronto, ON M5H 3C2
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Luke Woolford
Luke is a lawyer in the Business Law Group. His practice focuses on corporate and commercial law.
Before joining Cassels Brock as an associate, Luke worked as both a summer and articling student at the firm, primarily gaining experience in commercial drafting and various corporate and financing transactions.
During his articling term, Luke participated in a secondment arrangement with the Ottawa Senators. As part of this secondment, Luke gained significant experience drafting a number of commercial agreements for the Senators organization.
While in law school, Luke was a caseworker with the Community and Legal Aid Services Program, a clinic primarily operated by law students to serve low-income members of the community and was also a member of the Dean’s Fellows Program, an initiative in which upper year students facilitated study sessions for first year students.
Prior to attending law school Luke worked as a case worker for a private non-profit corporation in Toronto that provided subsidized housing and support to clients with histories of homelessness and mental illness.
Education
LL.B., Osgoode Hall, York University, 2005
B. Kin. (Hons.), McMaster University, 2000
Call to the bar
Ontario, 2006Associations
- Canadian Bar Association
- Ontario Bar Association
- Sports Lawyers Association
Practice Areas
Representative
Work
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Acquires World's Largest Specialty Manufacturer of Aluminum Containers
Henkels & McCoy PEI Inc. Acquires Pacific Electrical Installations Ltd.
Magco Incorporated Merges with Kissner Milling Company Limited
Publications and Resources
Presentations
Newsletters
Business Law Group e-COMMUNIQUÉ - July 2010
- Workplace Violence and Harassment Laws - What Employers Need to Know
- Demand Obligations Under Ontario Limitations Law – Some Demand Obligations Are Better than Others
- Consumer Product Safety – New Bill for a New Regulatory Regime in Canada
Consumer Product Safety – New Regulatory Regime in Canada
Business Law Group e-COMMUNIQUÉ - May 2009
- Wallace v. Allen – Considering the Enforceability of Letters of Intent
- Supreme Court of Canada Upholds R. v. Patrick: Implications for Businesses Subject to Canadian Privacy Legislation
- The Business of Owning a Business Aircraft





