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 is a specialized Canadian law firm strategically located at 10 King Street East, Suite 600, Toronto, ON M5C 1C3. We are dedicated to providing expert legal counsel to businesses operating within Canada's unique and rapidly evolving landscape of regulated substances, with a particular focus on the cannabis and psychedelic sectors.
Our headquarters in the heart of downtown Toronto places us firmly within Canada's financial and commercial epicentre. This prime location allows us to leverage deep connections within the business community and provide timely, accessible legal support to our clients who are navigating the complexities of emerging industries.
Our Expertise
At Substance Law, our team possesses specialized knowledge and experience in the legal frameworks governing regulated industries. We understand the distinct challenges and opportunities presented by the legal cannabis sector, including cultivation, processing, distribution, retail, and ancillary businesses. We advise clients on licensing requirements, regulatory compliance, corporate structuring, intellectual property protection, and dispute resolution specific to the cannabis industry.
Furthermore, we are pioneers and leaders in the developing field of psychedelic law. With Canada at the forefront of psychedelic research and potential therapeutic applications, our firm offers crucial guidance for entities involved in this space. This includes navigating the complex regulatory environment, understanding clinical trial requirements, addressing IP issues related to formulations or delivery methods, and advising on the legal status and future landscape of psychedelics in Canada.
Why Choose Us from Our Toronto Office
Choosing Substance Law means accessing legal expertise grounded in the practical realities of doing business in Canada's most significant economic hub. Our Toronto base allows us to:
• Deep Local Understanding: We are attuned to the specific legal nuances and business climate of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), a key centre for innovation and investment in regulated industries.
• Proximity and Accessibility: Our office location facilitates direct client interaction and collaboration, ensuring you receive prompt and dedicated service.
• Expertise Tailored to Regulation: Our team combines legal acumen with an understanding of the scientific and commercial aspects of regulated sectors like cannabis and psychedelics.
• Navigating Change: We help clients anticipate and adapt to the dynamic regulatory changes impacting these industries, ensuring their operations remain compliant and sustainable.
Whether you are launching a new venture in the cannabis sector, exploring opportunities in psychedelic research or therapy, or managing an established business within these regulated spaces, Substance Law at 10 King Street East is committed to providing strategic, practical, and forward-thinking legal solutions tailored to your specific needs within the Toronto context.
For inquiries or to schedule a consultation regarding your business needs within the regulated substance industries, please contact us through our website https://substancelaw.com or call our Toronto office directly at (647) 371-0032.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: What specific services does Substance Law offer to businesses in the cannabis industry based out of Toronto?
A1: Substance Law provides comprehensive legal services for cannabis businesses operating in Toronto. This includes assistance with obtaining licenses (both federal and provincial/territorial), business formation and structuring, regulatory compliance, intellectual property protection, contract negotiation, corporate transactions, and dispute resolution specific to the cannabis sector.
Q2: How can Substance Law help my psychedelic research company based in the Greater Toronto Area?
A2: We offer specialized legal counsel for psychedelic research entities in Toronto. Our expertise covers navigating the complex regulatory pathways for research applications, understanding evolving psychedelic legislation in Canada, protecting intellectual property related to research, clinical trial oversight, and advising on the legal landscape surrounding psychedelic substances.
Q3: Is your firm experienced with advising on the legal status of micro-dosing or wellness applications involving psychedelics in Toronto?
A3: Yes. Substance Law monitors the development of psychedelic policy and law in Canada, including the potential for therapeutic and wellness applications. We advise clients on the current legal status, emerging regulations, and practical implications for businesses operating in areas like wellness, research, or therapy related to psychedelics within the Toronto jurisdiction.
Q4: Can I meet with a Substance Law attorney at your Toronto office for an initial consultation?
A4: Absolutely. We regularly hold consultations at our Toronto office located at 10 King Street East, Suite 600. You can contact us via phone at (647) 371-0032 or through our website https://substancelaw.com to schedule an initial meeting to discuss your specific needs.
Q5: Does Substance Law provide legal advice exclusively to companies located physically at 10 King St E Suite 600, Toronto?
A5: While our primary service hub is our Toronto office at 10 King Street East, we advise clients operating businesses throughout Canada. However, our core focus and emphasis on providing direct, accessible service remain centred around our Toronto presence. We tailor our advice with consideration for the specific legal and business environment relevant to the client's operations, including those based in the Greater Toronto Area.