A practical guide to contract risk, enforceability, and dispute prevention under Ontario law.

Commercial contracts are at the heart of most business relationships - but poorly drafted or misunderstood agreements remain a leading source of disputes, litigation, and unexpected liability.
This practical webinar provides a clear, up-to-date overview of how commercial contracts are formed, interpreted, and enforced under Ontario law. It focuses on the clauses that most often give rise to disputes, how courts approach enforceability issues, and what lawyers and businesses can do at the drafting stage to reduce risk.
Designed for legal professionals, this session combines legal principles with real-world insights to help participants navigate common contract pitfalls, manage breach situations, and strengthen their commercial agreements.

Principal Counsel
Bunmi is a seasoned lawyer committed to delivering effective and personalized legal representation. She holds an LLB and an LLM from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, and the University of Lagos respectively. Bunmi is duly called to the bar in both Nigeria and Ontario. Her extensive experience covers various areas, including real estate, corporate commercial law, business law. With a background in the home building and construction industry in Ontario, Bunmi brings a unique perspective to her practice. Additionally, she is a certified notary public. Beyond her legal career, Bunmi is passionate about community service. She actively participates in providing pro bono services to the vulnerable through Pro Bono Ontario. Furthermore, she volunteers on different school committees at her children’s school. Whether you are confronting a legal challenge or seeking proactive legal advice, Bunmi is well-equipped to offer comprehensive and effective representation tailored to your specific needs. She looks forward to navigating the legal landscape with you.
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