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CANADIANLAWYERMAG.COM/INHOUSE NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2018
Barsalou Lawson Rheault
Barristers & Solicitors
Montreal
barsalou.ca
Barsalou Lawson Rheault, a 15-lawyer law
firm founded in 1994, provides tax advice to
multinational corporations doing business
in Canada. Its practice covers all areas of
TOP TAX
BOUTIQUES
as determined by
Canadian Lawyer Magazine
The following eight boutiques are listed alphabetically.
Felesky Flynn LLP is a recognized leader in Canadian and
international tax matters. For 40 years our dedicated focus
on tax law has allowed the Firm to provide our clients
with exceptional quality service backed by a team of
professionals with reputations based on expertise and
integrity.
CALGARY
5000 Suncor Energy Centre
150 - 6 Avenue SW
Calgary, AB T2P 3Y7
Tel: (403) 260-3300
Fax: (403) 263-9649
E-mail: felesky@felesky.com
EDMONTON
2610 Edmonton Place
10111 - 104 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 0J4
Tel: (780) 428-8310
Fax: (780) 421-8820
E-mail: edmonton@felesky.com
SASKATOON
Suite 100
728 Spadina Crescent East
Saskatoon, SK S7K 3H2
Tel: (306) 952-0894
Fax: (306) 952-2439
E-mail: saskatoon@felesky.com
At Felesky Flynn LLP, we rigorously adhere to a collaborative
practice approach which allows us to apply the collective
knowledge of the firm to solving client's tax problems.
This approach enables us to provide top quality tax advice
to our clients.
We offer practical and creative solutions to client's problems.
Felesky Flynn LLP has the experience and technical skills to
provide clients in all sectors with business-driven legal tax advice.
Celebrating
Years
40
2018
www.felesky.com
Celebrating
Years
40
2018
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T
he 2017-18 top tax boutiques and those receiving an honourable mention, as
selected by the Canadian Lawyer audience, are listed alphabetically, with
the exception of those that reside within large accounting firms. Since the time
of the previous survey, the landscape has evolved quickly with a number of legal
services now internalized in these large organizations. This decision is not related
to the quality of legal services provided; rather that those organizations no
longer match the definition of a tax boutique.
