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Celebrating 50 Years of Evolution: A Night to Remember
An evening to celebrate our law firm’s evolution over 50 years servicing the Hamilton Region.
Scarfone Hawkins
September 25, 2025
An evening to celebrate our law firm’s evolution over 50 years servicing the Hamilton Region.
This year, our firm’s softball team, the Sultans of Swing, reminded us just how much fun a work life balance can be.
Brantford Native Housing has broken ground on a landmark affordable housing project, creating 18 supportive units for Indigenous families, seniors, and individuals.
Six Scarfone Hawkins LLP lawyers have been recognized in The 2025 Best Lawyers in Canada™ edition for excellence across multiple practice areas.
Celebrating New Leadership: Matthew Cino & Jordan Moss Join Our Partnership
Proud Sponsor of the 2025 Shoppers Drug Mart Run for Women Hamilton
We’re delighted to be a Bronze Sponsor for the La Dolce Vita night, hosted by the Ladies Who Give organization.
We are proud to share that Jennifer Vrancic, one of our esteemed associates at Scarfone Hawkins LLP, has been appointed to the Board of Trustees
Adam has named a finalist for Canadian Lawyer’s Top 25 Most Influential Lawyers in the Human Rights, Advocacy, and Criminal category.
We’re excited to announce that Vicky Ringuette, Partner and leader of our Family Law practice, will be a featured speaker at the Hamilton Law Association’s
Scarfone Hawkins LLP joined the 2025 Around the Bay Road Race once again in support of St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton. This year’s fundraiser focused on
Scarfone Hawkins LLP was the winner of the 2025 Large Business Category in the The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce has announced the winners of its
Young lawyers should seize every opportunity to have actual “facetime” before a Judge and to feel the tingle of excitement and nervousness that comes with
Written by Kayla A. Carr. We look at whether the expression of a “wish” in a Will was simply a wish that created an unenforceable
This year marks a milestone for Scarfone Hawkins LLP. 50 years of serving our clients with integrity, innovation, and dedication. We’re looking ahead to the
Scarfone Hawkins LLP proudly celebrates Managing Partner Danielle Iampietro as a finalist for the prestigious RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Awards, presented by Women of Influence.
Scarfone Hawkins LLP is proud to be named one of Canadian HR Reporter’s Best Places to Work in 2024. This recognition reflects our commitment to
We’re proud to celebrate Alexandria Palazzo, recognized as one of Hamilton’s 40 Under Forty Business Leaders for her outstanding contributions to family law and our
Young lawyers should seize every opportunity to have actual “facetime” before a Judge and to feel the tingle of excitement and nervousness that comes with
Scarfone Hawkins LLP’s Employment Law expert Adam Savaglio discusses with the CBC, the misconceptions and incorrect assumptions about the law around vaccination mandate.
David Thompson recollects his memory of the James Street alleyway, a narrow covered paved road surface running east off James Street North directly south of
David Thompson takes us back to 1973 and outlines a summation of the history and development of Scarfone Hawkins LLP until today.
David Thompson and Matthew G. Moloci recount a visit to the Supreme Court of Canada in a proposed class proceeding against 407 ETR.
There are two components to advocacy: written advocacy; and the oral presentation.
On January 23, 2014, the Supreme Court of Canada released its long-awaited decision in Hryniak v. Mauldin, 2014 SCC 7, a decision on Ontario’s Rule
When dealing with personal bankruptcies/proposals, family law issues often rise to the surface, which are not easily or sufficiently resolved within the parameters of federal
A presentation co-authored by David Thompson & Mary M. Thomson outlining considerations in administering class action settlements.
One of the emerging issues in Ontario law has been the judicial rulings against termination clauses in an employer’s offer letter or employment agreement, which
As a result of the introduction of the Condominium Act, 1998, R.S.O. 2001, as amended; (the “Act”), a number of new condominium development options were
While business law is not often correlated to spectacles filled with baton twirling or snippets of autobiographical monologues, there are times when a business will
It is surprising the number of lawyers who do not appear to fully understand the full extent of their obligations with respect to escrow closings
This paper addresses the means by which a property owner may make application to convert the title of the property from either Registry to Land