Three new associates for Lerners in London
Monday, March 29, 2021 @ 2:37 PM | By John Chunn
Lerners LLP announced that associates Mark McAuley, Vikas Sharma and Jessica Tracey have joined the firm’s office in London, Ont.
The firm’s news release said that McAuley has represented public and private companies in corporate and commercial transactions. He provides counsel for his clients on matters including mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance transactions, commercial real estate transactions and general corporate matters. He has experience working with entrepreneurs, the tech industry and the arts and entertainment sector.
Sharma, raised in London, works on matters related to corporate/commercial transactions, land development, municipal law and residential real estate. With an interest and significant experience in London and Southwestern Ontario’s growing tech sector, Sharma’s practice includes working with startup and small businesses.
Tracey recently moved to London from British Columbia where she gained experience working as in-house counsel for a large utility company. Her practice will focus on land development and municipal law as well as the agribusiness sector and commercial real estate.
The firm’s news release said that McAuley has represented public and private companies in corporate and commercial transactions. He provides counsel for his clients on matters including mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance transactions, commercial real estate transactions and general corporate matters. He has experience working with entrepreneurs, the tech industry and the arts and entertainment sector.
Sharma, raised in London, works on matters related to corporate/commercial transactions, land development, municipal law and residential real estate. With an interest and significant experience in London and Southwestern Ontario’s growing tech sector, Sharma’s practice includes working with startup and small businesses.
Tracey recently moved to London from British Columbia where she gained experience working as in-house counsel for a large utility company. Her practice will focus on land development and municipal law as well as the agribusiness sector and commercial real estate.
