Norton Rose Fulbright is a global law firm with its Canadian headquarters in Toronto and additional offices in Calgary, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec City and Vancouver. The Canadian practice is best known for its energy, infrastructure and resources group, one of the largest of its kind in the world, advising on projects spanning oil and gas, power, mining and renewables. The firm also maintains strong financial institutions, technology and transport practices across its more than 600 Canadian lawyers. Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP is a Featured Partner on LawDB, meaning it appears with priority placement for people searching for a lawyer in Toronto and the surrounding area.
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Business / Corporate
From the Firm
Regulatory Shifts Require Fresh Ways of Working in Energy and Infrastructure
A publication on Canada's move toward a more uniform regulatory system for major energy and infrastructure projects, following federal discussion papers released in 2026.
General guidance for this kind of matter, not advice about your situation and not specific to this firm.
Questions worth asking
Have you worked with businesses at my stage and size?
Flat fee or hourly for this piece of work?
What will you need from me to keep the cost down?
Who handles it if this later turns into a dispute?
How this work is usually billed
Defined tasks, incorporation, a shareholder agreement, a lease review, are commonly flat-fee. Ongoing or transactional work is hourly. Some firms offer a monthly arrangement for steady advisory work.
What to have ready
Your incorporation documents if you have them, any agreement you are being asked to sign, and a plain description of what you are trying to achieve.
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