Alexander W. Lalka

Alexander Lalka has a business law practice focusing on corporate and securities law. Alexander’s practice includes public and private M&A, going public transactions, public offerings, private placements, venture capital transactions, business combinations, and general corporate, commercial and securities matters. Alexander routinely advises public companies on corporate governance and executive compensation matters, continuous disclosure requirements, and other obligations under securities laws and stock exchange policies. He often provides strategic advice to private companies in various industries when they are proceeding with a going-public transaction to list on a Canadian stock exchange including initial public offerings, reverse-takeovers, and direct listings. Alexander advises acquirers and target companies relating to share and asset transactions and other types of business combinations including amalgamations, plans of arrangement, and reverse-takeover transactions. Alexander is a regular lecturer at the University of Windsor Law School on corporate finance and mergers and acquisitions. He has acted as a presenter at the TSX Venture Exchange’s Rules and Tools Seminar and has authored articles in the Ontario Bar Association publication Briefly Speaking.