Adam Dlin is a partner with the firm's Business Succession, Corporate & Commercial and Private Company Transactions practice groups. His practice includes the purchase and sale of private businesses, corporate restructurings/reorganizations (tax-driven and otherwise), franchise law and general corporate and commercial law such as incorporations, amalgamations and drafting of various contracts, for example, shareholders agreements, confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements, agency agreements and restrictive covenants (non-competition and non-solicitation agreements).

Adam earned a Bachelor of Commerce (Great Distinction) from McGill University in 2001, where he majored in labour-management relations. At McGill, he was awarded the Laddie Millen Scholarship Award for outstanding achievement in the Labour-Management Relations program and the J.W. McConnell Award for high achievement in the Faculty of Management. Adam graduated with a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law in 2003.

Adam worked with the National Hockey League Players' Association on salary arbitration matters and articled with a large Toronto law firm before joining Clark Wilson LLP. He was called to both the British Columbia and Ontario Bars in 2005.

The purchase of assets of a National Hockey League team, arena and related rights.

The sale of shares of an insurance agency.

The sale of assets of a marine manufacturing company.

The purchase of shares of an autobody company.

The sale of assets of a vineyard.

The purchase of shares of a marine, mining and forestry manufacturing company.

The sale of shares of an energy company.

The sale of shares of a mining equipment and manufacturing company.

The purchase of the inventory assets of an office supplies company.

The purchase of shares in connection with a corporate reorganization of a construction company.

The sale of shares of a pharmacy.

The sale of shares of an electrical engineering company.

The purchase and sale of assets of a fast food restaurant.

The sale of assets of a personnel services company.

The purchase of assets of a drug distribution company.

The sale of shares of a plastic injection moulding and manufacturing company.

The sale of assets of a travel sales and marketing company.

The sale of shares of a welding contractor.

The purchase of shares of an investment banking company.

The purchase of shares of an Italian fine dining restaurant.

The purchase of shares of a software company.

The sale of shares of a travel and tourism company.

The sale of shares of a restoration company.

The purchase and sale of shares of an automobile software company.

The sale of assets of a fitness club company.

The sale of shares of an instrumentation and process controls company.

The sale of shares of an executive search firm.

The sale of shares of a building envelope contractor.

Law Society of British Columbia

Former Member, Law Society of Upper Canada

Canadian Bar Association

Canadian Bar Association – Business Law Subsection

Association for Corporate Growth – Vancouver Chapter

International Lawyers Network

The Arbutus Club