Recognition
16 September 2021 / 20 December 2024 by SotosLLP
Sotos team is elated to have won the “Canada's Boutique Law Firm of The Year” award at the Chambers Canada 2021 Awards gala held on September 9, 2021.
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Allan Dick has consistently been ranked in Band 1 in the field of Franchising by Chambers Canada.
Chambers Canada has recognized Sotos LLP’s founding partner, John Sotos, as Senior Statesperson in the field of Franchising.
2 September 2021 / 20 December 2024 by SotosLLP
We are proud to announce that we have the most number of lawyers included in the 2022 edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada for their work in Franchise Law.
We are pleased to announce that Allan Dick has been included in the 2022 edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada for his work in Corporate and Commercial Litigation.
31 August 2021 / 20 December 2024 by SotosLLP
We are proud to announce that John Sotos has been ranked in the Hospitality practice area by Who’s Who Legal Global Guide 2021. Through extensive research and interviews with clients and peers, the publication identifies the most highly regarded lawyers who stand out in their field.
Allan Dick Corporate and Commercial Litigation
23 July 2021 / 20 December 2024 by SotosLLP
This case concerned the general requirement that a civil claim for a debt owed in Ontario must be commenced within two years of the act or omission giving rise to a claim.
Intellectual Property John Yiokaris
15 July 2021 / 20 December 2024 by jyiokaris
A cookie is essentially a small storage unit that gathers data or information about you when you are on a website.
Updates
15 June 2021 / 20 December 2024 by SotosLLP
We are pleased to announce that Adil Abdulla has joined our firm. Adil’s practice will focus on class actions and commercial litigation. Prior to joining Sotos, Adil summered and articled at a prominent Bay St. litigation boutique, working on various class actions for both plaintiffs and defendants. Before that, he worked on privacy class actions […]
7 June 2021 / 20 December 2024 by jyiokaris
The point of registration is that it gives you rights and remedies that are above those available at common law.
