Christopher Harasym
Contact
- Telephone T: 416 869 5465
- Fax F: 416 360 8877
- Email E: charasym@cassels.com
Areas of Expertise
Christopher Harasym is an associate in the Capital Markets Group at Cassels. Christopher is a graduate of the JD/HBA program at the Faculty of Law and Ivey Business School at Western University. Christopher has received the Law Society of Ontario Award and graduated with distinction. At Western, Christopher was a director and chair of the Governance Committee on the board of the University Students’ Council, a not-for-profit corporation with over $16 million in assets, and was Vice Chair of the University Students’ Council PurpleCare Health and Wellness Trust. He has also previously served two terms as a Student Senator representing the Ivey Business School, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Engineering, and Faculty of Education. Prior to joining Cassels as an associate, Christopher was both a summer and articling student with the firm.
Prior to joining Cassels, Christopher worked as a Corporate Development Analyst at Origin House (now Cresco Labs), where he gained exposure to the cannabis industry in both the United States and Canada. Christopher has four years of experience with Starbucks as both a barista and a Coffee Master.
In his spare time, Christopher enjoys cooking, brewing specialty coffee, and is a podcast enthusiast.
Representative Work
- Lithium Americas Announces US$175 Million Subordinate Convertible Debenture Financing
- G2 Goldfields to be Acquired by G Mining Ventures for C$3 Billion and Complete Spin-out to G3 Goldfields
- Northfield Capital Completes Acquisition of Additional Interest in Juno
- Talisker Completes $52.1 Million Bought Deal Private Placement
- Cordoba Minerals Completes US$128 Million Alacrán Asset Sale and Cash Distribution to Shareholders
Insights
- National Instrument 43-101: Considerations for Private Issuers
- National Instrument 43-101: What Issuers Need to Know About Production Decisions Without a Feasibility Study or a Pre-Feasibility Study
- A Warning to Warn: Ontario Court of Appeal Expands on a Manufacturer’s Duty to Warn
- Litigate in British Columbia? Yes, You Canstar! BC Court Invalidates Forum Selection Clause Based on “Reasonable Possibility” that Franchise Legislation Applies
Education
- J.D./HBA, Western University Faculty of Law and Ivey Business School
Year Of Call
- Ontario, 2023
