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800 - 885 West Georgia Street
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Area of Practice
Corporate and Commercial Law, Commercial Real Estate. Representative Work Sales and acquisitions of various businesses in the manufacturing, information and insurance industries. Purchase and sale of commercial properties and site acquisition for residential development projects. Acted for developer in connection with Surrey land assembly. Advising on and establishment of new businesses. Negotiating and drafting of a variety of commercial agreements, including shareholders agreements and purchase agreements. Purchase of a film and related rights. Assisted with the purchase of a National Hockey League team and arena. Profile Adam Dlin is an associate with Clark Wilson LLP’s Commercial Real Estate Practice Group and is also involved in general corporate/commercial work with the Business Law group. Adam earned a Bachelor of Commerce (Great Distinction) from McGill University in 2001, where he majored in labour-management relations. Prior to and during law school, he worked for the National Hockey League Players’ Association on primarily salary arbitration matters. Adam graduated with a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law in 2003. While at McGill University, Adam received the Laddie Millen Scholarship Award for outstanding achievement in the Labour-Management Relations program of the Faculty of Management and the J.W. McConnell Award for high achievement and upon recommendation of the Faculty of Management. Adam summered and articled with a Toronto law firm before returning to his hometown of Vancouver and was called to both the British Columbia and Ontario Bars in 2005. Adam has experience in the area of commercial real estate law, general corporate/commercial law, and sports-related matters, including the purchase of a National Hockey League team and arena. Memberships & Associations Member, Law Society of British Columbia (2005) Member, Canadian Bar Association Member, Sports Lawyers Association Former Member, Law Society of Upper Canada |