The Art of Law.
Scarfone Hawkins LLP is a hard-working, client-focused law firm in Hamilton with a can-do culture.
How does that equate to art? It’s about blending concept with execution to create outcomes our clients love.
Scarfone Hawkins LLP is a hard-working, client-focused law firm in Hamilton with a can-do culture.
How does that equate to art? It’s about blending concept with execution to create outcomes our clients love.
Scarfone Hawkins LLP is a hard-working, client-focused law firm in Hamilton with a can-do culture.
How does that equate to art? It’s about blending concept with execution to create outcomes our clients love.
The partners at Scarfone Hawkins take our role as leaders very seriously. We work together to create a vision for the organization that everyone can be proud of, and then walk the talk to ensure the best experience for our associates, students and clients. But our leadership isn’t limited to the four floors of our downtown Hamilton offices. As leaders in our fields, we share our expertise with our colleagues and community and, through our involvement with charities and non-profits, we give back to the region we call home.
“L’art du droit transcende de simples règles; il incarne la justice, l’empathie et la défense. C’est une toile où la confiance et l’équité se mêlent, guidant la société vers l’harmonie. Dans chaque affaire, je trouve un sens, transformant les conflits en résolutions qui élèvent et inspirent le changement.”
Vicky Ringuette
We’re a hard-working, client-focused firm with a can-do culture. How does that equate to art? It’s about blending concept with execution to create outcomes our clients love.
We’re as close to a full-service law firm as you’ll find in the region. We do it all, from personal injury to shareholder disputes, land development to class action suits.
We’re a hard-working, client-focused firm with a can-do culture. How does that equate to art? It’s about blending concept with execution to create outcomes our clients love.
I’ve seen a lot of different techniques and approaches over my 40-plus years of practice. Maybe that’s the art of law. There’s no one way to get to that goal line.
