Lawyer Profile

Biography

Tinju Thomas is a seasoned corporate lawyer licensed in Ontario and India, with over a decade of experience in the field in India and Bahrain. She has an extensive background in advising founders, established businesses, and start-ups on a range of corporate matters, including entity formation and management, private equity and venture financing, and exit strategies. Her practice focuses on corporate-commercial law, including corporate reorganizations, business establishment, equity funding, private placements, financing, commercial leasing, and contract law. Tinju’s specialization in corporate law has enabled her to work within a variety of industries, ranging from hospitality to education, manufacturing, healthcare, retail, wholesale, and real estate. Throughout her international legal career, Tinju has demonstrated a unique ability to engage effectively with diverse professionals across various jurisdictions. Her dual qualifications and global perspective, bolstered by her legal studies at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, DC, have significantly enriched her understanding of international business and law. She is adept at navigating complex regulatory environments and providing strategic advice to international clients. In addition to her corporate practice, Tinju has been actively involved in the not-for-profit sector in Toronto, contributing to the transition of organizations under the new Ontario Not-for-Profit Corporations Act. Her leadership, adaptability, and problem-solving skills have earned her recognition and trust within the community. Tinju is dedicated to delivering exceptional client service and maintaining high professional standards. Her ability to manage large workloads, prioritize tasks, and provide strategic legal advice makes her a valuable asset to any team. Tinju is particularly drawn to opportunities where she can contribute to the growth and success of dynamic legal practices, providing comprehensive legal services and fostering long-term client relationships.