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Over the years, Ackerman Law Office has been recognised by industry awards for excellence. At Ackerman Law Office, we take pride in our accomplishments and in the range of services we provide. We take cases throughout the Province of Ontario, from Windsor to Ottawa, from Toronto to Thunder Bay, and anywhere in between.

We are committed to meeting the challenges of our clients and strive to provide an outstanding level of service and satisfaction. Practicing exclusively in the areas listed below, we believe that resolving legal issues requires a close working relationship with clients and a responsive and common-sense approach to finding solutions.
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Robert (Bob) Ackerman was called to the Ontario Bar in 1984. After practicing law as an associate at 2 real estate litigation firms in Toronto, and as in-house counsel at a major insurer, Bob founded Ackerman Law Office in Toronto in 1997. Ackerman Law moved to Markham in 2009 and opened a second office in Bowmanville in 2020.
Ackerman Law Office has extensive experience assisting landowners who face Expropriation. We do not act for Expropriating Authorities and therefore never find ourselves in a conflict of interest when representing the interests of property owners. Ackerman Law Office has been selected as the Expropriation Law Firm of the Year by Lawyer Monthly Magazine.
We recognize that most people find expropriation to be an upsetting and bewildering process. The purpose of these FAQ's are to provide you with some general information concerning the law of expropriation in Ontario, and to also provide you with some insight into expropriation procedures and the issues and choices you may face during this process.
Ackerman Law Office has extensive experience in all areas of municipal law, land use planning and development. We have represented clients before Committees of Adjustment, Land Division Committees, the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal (formerly Ontario Municipal Board), the Assessment Review Board and in the Ontario Courts.
We have extensive experience in contesting MPAC's municipal assessments under the appeal provisions of the Assessment Act. When an Appeal proceeds before the Assessment Review Board it is essential that the property owner's case includes the evidence of a highly qualified appraiser and/or quantity surveyor.
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