Edmonton · Business Law
Edmonton Business
Lawyer.
Practical corporate advice for Alberta founders, owners, and growing companies — from incorporation through to sale.
- Initial consultation
- Fixed-fee options available
- Edmonton-based
You're in the right place
Starting, growing, or selling a business in Alberta?
Whether you are incorporating your first company, formalising an arrangement between partners, or reviewing a commercial contract before you sign, Jesse Khehra helps Edmonton business owners make decisions with a clear view of the legal risk — in plain language, without unnecessary process.
What I Handle
Services offered.
If your matter is not listed here, reach out anyway — most business questions are worth a short conversation.
Incorporations
Alberta and federal incorporations, share structure, and organisational minute books.
Shareholder Agreements
Unanimous shareholder agreements, partnership agreements, and exit mechanics.
Commercial Contracts
Drafting and reviewing service, supply, lease, and independent contractor agreements.
Buying & Selling a Business
Asset and share purchase transactions, letters of intent, and closing documents.
Corporate Advisory
Ongoing advice on governance, reorganisations, and day-to-day corporate questions.
Risk & Compliance
Reviewing obligations and liability exposure before you commit to a deal.
What to Expect
How the work gets done.
- A direct conversation about your business and goals
- Clear scope and fee expectations up front
- Documents drafted in language you can actually read
- Practical advice on risk, not just legal theory
- Responsive answers when a deal is moving quickly
- Ongoing support as the business grows
Alberta Focus
Corporate counsel for Edmonton businesses.
Most business disputes trace back to something that was never written down. A shareholder agreement that was never signed, a contractor arrangement handled on a handshake, or a purchase agreement adapted from a template that did not fit the transaction.
The work here is preventative first: getting the structure and the documents right so that the business can operate without surprises. When something does go wrong, having those documents in place is usually what makes the resolution straightforward rather than expensive.
Jesse works with Edmonton-area owner-managed businesses, professional corporations, and start-ups, and coordinates with your accountant where tax structuring is part of the picture.
Contact
Talk to an Edmonton business lawyer.
Reach out for a no-obligation consultation. Call, email, or send a message through the contact form — Jesse will respond personally.
Disclaimer: The information on this page is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. No solicitor-client relationship is created by your use of this website. Please do not send confidential information until a solicitor-client relationship has been formally established.