Cross-border corporate and venture counsel — a Bay Street base in Toronto and an Al Raha Beach presence in Abu Dhabi.
Two offices across two markets, coordinated as one cross-border practice — Canadian corporate counsel on Bay Street, with a presence in the Gulf.
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TorontoCanada · Headquarters
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Abu DhabiUnited Arab Emirates
However you get in touch, every matter starts the same way — a short intake, a conflict check, and a scope conversation before any work begins.
A no-charge initial consultation for complex, negotiated, or strategic matters.
Book nowSubmit a short intake and we’ll confirm the right path — structured, ongoing, enterprise, or advisory.
Begin intakeToronto +1 (416) 915‑4233
Abu Dhabi +971 50 5070 625
Email the firm directly at info@faurilaw.ca, or use the contact form.
Email usThe same disciplined path applies wherever you start. Contacting the firm does not create a lawyer-client relationship or provide legal advice until terms are confirmed in writing.
You book a consultation, call an office, or send a message; Fauri Law runs an initial conflict check before anything proceeds.
A consultation maps the matter and confirms the right path — and which office and model fit, before scope or fee is assumed.
Scope, fee, assumptions, exclusions, and timing are confirmed in writing before any work begins.
Work begins once the engagement letter is accepted and any required payment or retainer is in place.
Several ways: book a consultation, email the firm at info@faurilaw.ca, send a message through the contact form, or call an office directly — Toronto at +1 (416) 915‑4233 or Abu Dhabi at +971 50 5070 625.
Two offices: Toronto, at First Canadian Place, 100 King Street West, 57th Floor (M5X 1C7) on Bay Street; and Abu Dhabi, at Office 701, D1 Building, Al Raha Beach. Both are coordinated as one cross-border practice.
Both. Consultations are by appointment and can be held in person at either office or virtually — convenient for clients working across Canadian and Gulf time zones.
It depends on the matter and the jurisdictions involved. The right office and the right delivery model are confirmed at intake — you don’t need to decide in advance.
Yes. The firm handles Canadian corporate and venture matters and coordinates cross-border work between Canada and the UAE. Where a matter involves foreign law, it is coordinated with appropriate external counsel.
An initial consultation is offered at no charge to understand the matter and confirm fit. Complex matters that require document review may be scoped separately — that is confirmed before anything proceeds.
Consultations and meetings are by appointment. The fastest way to reach the firm is the contact form or consultation booking — available any time, with a response during business hours in the relevant time zone.
No. Contacting the firm, booking a consultation, or submitting intake does not create a lawyer-client relationship or provide legal advice. A relationship begins only after conflict review, scope confirmation, written engagement terms, and any required retainer.
Yes — cross-border Canada/UAE coordination is a core focus. The firm provides Canadian corporate counsel with Gulf reach, coordinating foreign law, tax, and regulatory matters with external counsel where required.
Whether it’s an incorporation, a financing, a negotiation, ongoing counsel, or a cross-border question, start with a consultation or a message — and the firm will confirm scope, office, and fit before anything is assumed.