FMC's Technology Group has been ranked among Canada's leading firms in PLC Which Lawyer? Yearbook 2009.
Tom Houston was actively involved in the successful advocacy campaign to remove the application of Section 116 of the Income Tax Act to M&A transactions involving technology companies.
David Little and Jamie Hollingworth have acted for two of the four qualified investors approved to date by the Ontario Emerging Technologies Fund (OETF).


Technology

Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP serves the full spectrum of technology clients, including technology creators, users and investors. Consisting of our Technology Transactions and Tech Companies | Venture Capital sub-groups, the Technology Law Practice Group has advised hundreds of technology-related businesses: from startups to large multinational companies; from seed and venture capital funds to financial institutions. 

Our Technology Transactions Group advises clients on all aspects relating to the use and commercial exploitation of technology, including the licensing, distribution and creation of technology and intellectual property rights. Our Technology Companies/Venture Capital Group advises technology businesses regarding their formation and financing, including facilitating introductions to potential investors through our extensive contacts in Canada and the United States. FMC also regularly advises on "exit" transactions including M&A and IPO's.

FMC is committed to building expertise in emerging legal fields. Our in-depth experience and contacts in the technology and financing sectors allows us to view these sectors from the "inside-out" and to add value not only in advising on legal issues, but also in providing strategic insight. This insight, together with our emphasis on providing service of the highest quality, has allowed us to earn the respect of, and build strong and enduring relationships with, our clients.


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