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Your officeToronto

100 King Street West, Suite 5600

Toronto, ON M5X 1C9

Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET

+1 (647) 977-6980DirectionsBusiness lawyer in Toronto
Your officeNew York

165 Broadway, Floor 23

New York, NY 10006

Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET

+1 (646) 889-1020Directions
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How do I book a consultation with Mayo Law?

You can book a consultation by phone at +1 (647) 977-6980 (Toronto office) or +1 (646) 889-1020 (New York office), by email at info@mayo.law, or through the inquiry form on this page.

For complex matters, we recommend providing a brief written summary of your situation when you reach out so we can prepare and direct you to the right practice area before the call.

What is Mayo Law's typical response time to inquiries?

We get back to you within 1 to 2 business days. If it is urgent, call us. For urgent matters, closing deadlines, immigration filings with statutory deadlines, or active investigations, please indicate the deadline in your initial message so we can prioritize accordingly. Response times can be longer during periods of heavy filing activity, and we will tell you upfront if our schedule cannot accommodate your timeline.

Can I get a fee quote before retaining the firm?

Yes. After an initial consultation where we understand the scope of your matter, we provide a written fee proposal that distinguishes legal fees from disbursements. For straightforward matters like notarizations, fees are typically flat. For more complex matters like M&A, complex immigration filings, or white-collar defense, fees may be a combination of flat fees for defined stages plus hourly billing for stages that are difficult to scope in advance. We will explain the structure clearly before you sign a retainer.

Can Mayo Law handle remote consultations across borders?

Yes. Many of our consultations are conducted remotely by phone or video conference, particularly for cross-border matters where the client is in one country and we are advising on the other. Document signing and notarization can often happen remotely as well, though some Ontario and New York documents still require in-person notarization, we will tell you which applies to your matter and coordinate logistics accordingly.