HGR GRAHAM PARTNERS LLP – Penetanguishene LOCATION

HGR Graham Penetanguishene

Village Square Mall
2 Poyntz Street
Suite 128
Penetanguishene, ON
L9M 1M2

705.549.3114

705.549.4415

Our Penetanguishene Lawyers

Our Penetanguishene office, located in the Village Square Mall, is a vibrant office consisting of Suzanne Poole (partner), Jennifer Parker (associate),  and multiple law clerks and support staff.  Our Penetanguishene office was founded by now retired John Gignac, a well-respected and committed lawyer in the community.  At the Penetanguishene office, we offer services in residential and commercial real estate, wills and estates, corporate matters, and embryo and gamete donor and surrogacy agreements.  HGR Graham Partners LLP also provides representation to our clients in a variety of other areas of law; please contact our office so that we can connect you with a lawyer in one of our offices who can assist you.

Our office has deep roots in the Penetanguishene and surrounding areas and we exemplify the firm’s commitment to community.  Our members of the Penetanguishene office are involved in community fundraisers and events, sit on local boards, and are a part of various community organizations.  At HGR Graham Partner LLP’s Penetanguishene office, John Gignac’s legacy of creating a culture of support with strong legal and client relationships continues to this day.  We strive to assist our clients with care and respect, while providing comprehensive legal services.

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