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Omar Wakil is highly regarded in the Canadian market for assisting clients with obtaining competition law clearance for a range of high-value corporate transactions. He is particularly popular with clients from the energy and financial services sectors.
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It was an easy, efficient experience working with Omar and he brought an understanding of us and his industry expertise to the deal.
He is smart, savvy and gets to the heart of matters.
You don't come away scratching your head with him.
It was an easy, efficient experience working with Omar and he brought an understanding of us and his industry expertise to the deal.
He is smart, savvy and gets to the heart of matters.
You don't come away scratching your head with him.
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The Canadian government has recently signalled that it will use its national security powers to scrutinize foreign investments in businesses involved in critical mineral production and supply chains. Here we examine the practical implications of this policy decision with an in-depth analysis.
Torys Quarterly: Will a “Canada First” sentiment curb M&A?
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