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Canada’s Law Firm: BLG Ottawa
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (BLG) is a leading, full-service national law firm with a deep-rooted history in the Canadian legal landscape. As the largest law firm in Canada, BLG provides comprehensive legal solutions to a diverse range of clients, from major multinational corporations and financial institutions to start-ups and public sector entities. The Ottawa office, located in the heart of the capital’s business district, is a powerhouse of legal expertise, particularly in the areas of intellectual property, public law, and business litigation. With a legacy tracing back to 1823 and formally established as BLG in 2000 through a historic merger, our firm combines the resources of a national platform with local insight. If you need to find a lawyer who can handle complex, high-stakes matters with precision and authority, BLG is the premier choice.
Comprehensive Business and Public Law Services
Our Ottawa team is composed of industry-leading professionals who specialize in sectors vital to the local and national economy. We offer unparalleled expertise in:
- Intellectual Property: As one of Canada’s top IP practices, we help clients protect their innovations through patent and trademark prosecution, licensing, and litigation.
- Business and Corporate Law: Advising on mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, and capital markets to drive business growth.
- Litigation and Disputes: defending clients in complex commercial disputes, class actions, and administrative proceedings before all levels of court, including the Supreme Court of Canada.
- Labour and Employment: Helping employers navigate the complexities of the modern workplace, from human rights issues to collective bargaining.
- Public and Regulatory Law: Leveraging our location in the nation’s capital to provide strategic advice on government relations, procurement, and regulatory compliance.
A National Firm with Global Reach
BLG is not just a law firm; it is a strategic partner for your business. Our professionals are recognized for their thought leadership and client-centered approach. We are fully bilingual, offering services in both English and French to serve the diverse needs of the Ottawa community and beyond. We are also committed to giving back, with a robust pro bono program that supports access to justice for underrepresented groups. When you order a lawyer from BLG, you are engaging a team that is dedicated to excellence, integrity, and results.
Our office is situated in the prestigious World Exchange Plaza, offering convenient access to Parliament Hill and the Federal Courts. Whether you are facing a critical legal challenge or planning for long-term expansion, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP has the experience and depth to guide you to success.
Specializing In
Intellectual Property, Public Law, Commercial Litigation, Government Relations, Health Law
Address & Location
The BLG Ottawa office is located at 100 Queen Street, Suite 1300, occupying the upper floors of the iconic World Exchange Plaza in downtown Ottawa.
Building Location
The World Exchange Plaza is a prominent office complex and shopping center covering a city block between Queen, O’Connor, and Metcalfe streets. It is easily recognized by its distinct architecture and globe-topped tower.
Suite Access
Enter the main lobby of the World Exchange Plaza and proceed to the high-rise elevator bank. Take the elevator to the 13th floor reception area, where our security and concierge team will welcome you.
Parking Details
The building offers a large, secure underground parking garage accessible from both Queen Street and Metcalfe Street. On weekends, this parking is famously free, though standard rates apply during business hours.
Public Transit
We are located directly above the Parliament Station on the O-Train Confederation Line, making us accessible from anywhere in the city without stepping outside. Numerous STO and OC Transpo buses also stop at the building’s doors on Queen and Albert streets.
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