Barbarian LawFeaturedAurora, ON · August 19, 2026Share Purchase vs Asset Purchase in Ontario: Which Structure Fits Your Deal?
Reviewed by Karim Eshqoor, Lawyer, Barbarian Law® (LSO #83032R) Every Ontario business acquisition hits the same fork: buy the corporation’s shares, or buy selected assets. Shares usually suit sellers (a clean exit, liabilities included); assets usually suit buyers (pick what you take, leave the liabilities behind). Structure is the negotiation — decide it before the...
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