Erin Moch
Associate
Experience
Erin's focus is on:
M&A
- Commercial acquisitions and dispositions, mergers, amalgamations, financings, and other transactions in a broad range of sectors, for small, medium and large corporations, partnerships and other business ownership structures
- Acquisitions, mergers, amalgamations and other business combination
- Share acquisitions
- Asset sale transactions
- The formation and organization of corporations, partnerships, joint ventures, and other co-ownership structures, including the preparation of related shareholder, partnership and joint venture agreements and other governance documents
- Corporate reorganizations and restructurings
- Drafting a wide variety of corporate and commercial contracts
- General corporate and commercial matters
Corporate governance
- Corporate governance
- Drafting shareholder agreements and partnership agreements
Tax
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Reorganizations, restructurings and financings
- Tax loss utilization transactions
- Partnerships and joint ventures
Community involvement
Erin was the Director of Autism Services of Saskatoon from 2020 to 2021. She was also a Steering Committee Member of the Canadian Tax Foundation's Saskatoon Young Practitioners Steering Committee from 2017 to 2021.
Professional involvement
Professional associations
- Member, Law Society of Alberta
- Member, Canadian Bar Association
- Member, Canada Tax Foundation
- Member, Law Society of Saskatchewan
- Member, Saskatoon Bar Association
Representative work
Sale of Summit Coal Inc. to Valory Resources
Counsel for Maxim Power Corp. in respect to the sale of Summit Coal Inc. and Summit Coal Limited Partnership to Valory Resources Inc. for $14.2 million. Concurrent with the sale, Maxim and Summit entered into an agreement such that Maxim receives a 3% royalty on any raw coal produced from the coal lease currently owned by Summit, and Maxim through its subsidiary Milner Power Inc. entered into a ground lease, with a nominee of Valory for the construction and operation of a coal processing facility.
Graham Group’s acquisition of AECOM’s energy operations and maintenance business
Counsel to the Graham Group of Companies in the acquisition of the North American assets of AECOM’s Energy Operations and Maintenance Division. The acquisition positions the Graham Group as the third largest construction company in Canada and Western Canada’s largest industrial services company.
Publications
December 18, 2024
CSSB Releases Canadian-Specific Environmental-Related Disclosure Standards
October 27, 2021