Background
Bernstein, William S. was born on August 4, 1955 in Toronto, Ontario.
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William S. Bernstein
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York University (Bachelor of Arts, 1976). University of Toronto (Bachelor of Laws, 1979). Osgoode Hall (Master of Laws, Taxation, 1986).
Career
Worked at Farano Green (Toronto, Ontario) specializing in General Practice. Taxation, Estates and Trusts, Business Law and General Corporate Practice, Securities, Commercial and Residential Real Estate, Administrative Law (including Municipal, Environmental, Expropriation and Realty Tax Assessment) Leasing, Condominium, Entertainment, Insolvency, Intellectual Property and Litigation (Trial and Appellate). Admitted to the bar, 1981, Ontario.
Author: "Unitary Taxation" California Magazine, 1986.
"Capital Gains Taxation" Canadian Bar Association, 1991. "Tax Planning With Trusts" Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario, October, 1991.
"Tax Planning Foreign Real Estate Syndications," California Magazine, March 1993. Instructor, Taxation and Estate Planning, Bar Admission Course, 1989-1993.
Lecturer, Taxation Matters, Ontario Institute of Chartered Accountants and Canadian Bar Association, 1991-1992.
Member: Canadian Bar Association. Law Society of Upper Canada. Canadian Tax Foundation.
Farano Green is a business law firm founded in 1974, providing services to its clients in the areas of taxation and estates, corporate-commercial, real estate and administrative law, entertainment, intellectual property and litigation.
Farano Green is a close, consultative group of professionals committed to maintaining a high legal standard in each of our chosen areas of practice. Our lawyers are actively involved in professional organizations and may lecture and write in their respective fields.
As a relatively small firm, we combine sophistication with hands-on service, personal contact, continuity and the ability to respond quickly, with practical business sense, to our clients" needs.
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Member: Canadian Bar Association. Law Society of Upper Canada. Canadian Tax Foundation.
