Eric Laxton
Partner @Miller Thomson LLP
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WORK HISTORY
Partner @Miller Thomson LLP
EDUCATION
The University of British Columbia
Juris Doctor (J.D.), Law
Fordham University School of Law
Law
York University
Professional Writing
University of Ottawa
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Psychology and Business Administration
ABOUT ERIC LAXTON
Eric Laxton brings creativity and a vibrant attitude to his real estate practice, with a focus on land development and condominium law. He has extensive experience in land acquisitions, financing and sales, as well as condominium development and governance. Eric provides responsive, practical and business-oriented advice on a wide array of real estate issues. In his practice, Eric assists builders with all aspects of condominium development, from the initial purchase of land, to drafting the condominium documents, registering the condominium plan, completing the unit occupancy and final closings, and transferring control of the condominium to owners. He has unique experience with complex condominium projects as well as commercial and real estate transactions involving condominium corporations. His clients rely on his depth of thought to craft effective solutions and to achieve excellent results. Eric has particular interest in sustainable investing in environmental and housing initiatives and aims to grow his practice assisting builders and lenders focused on social impact. Eric has written for several condominium publications, including CondoBusiness and CondoVoice magazines, and has been a speaker on condominium law issues at seminars provided by the Law Society of Ontario and the Ontario Bar Association. Outside of the office, Eric is a former Officer in the Canadian Army (Reserve), achieving the rank of Major. He has served in roles including sub-unit command and as Airborne Forward Observation Officer with the Royal Canadian Artillery.
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