Our story has always been built in motion.
From our earliest days building a practice in Hamilton, to a new generation of partners and a refined SH brandmark reflecting where the firm is headed next.
June 5, 2026
From our earliest days building a practice in Hamilton, to a new generation of partners and a refined SH brandmark reflecting where the firm is headed next.
Adam Savaglio nominated for Canadian Lawyer’s Top 25 Most Influential Lawyers for the third year in a row. Voting is open until Friday, May 15th, 2026.
Scarfone Hawkins LLP announces the admission of Marc Ronca to the partnership. Marc advises clients on complex corporate and commercial matters across a broad range of industries, serving businesses throughout Hamilton, the Greater Toronto Area and Southern Ontario.
Although International Women’s Day fell on a Sunday, our female partners and associates made time during the week to step away from the office and gather in the community, celebrating connection, collaboration, and the impact of women in law.
Our Annual Service Awards celebrated colleagues marking 5, 10, 30, and 35 years with the firm. A meaningful reminder that longevity is built on people, culture, and shared commitment.
Scarfone Hawkins LLP is proud to announce that Alexander Smith has been admitted to the partnership, effective January 1, 2026. His practice includes banking and secured transactions, corporate and commercial work, commercial real estate, and estate planning.
This year, our firm’s softball team, the Sultans of Swing, reminded us just how much fun a work life balance can be.
Written by Kayla A. Carr. We look at whether the expression of a “wish” in a Will was simply a wish that created an unenforceable moral obligation or whether it created a trust on one beneficiary for the benefit of the other residual beneficiaries.
This year marks a milestone for Scarfone Hawkins LLP. 50 years of serving our clients with integrity, innovation, and dedication. We’re looking ahead to the next chapter, continuing to grow, evolve, and make a positive impact in the communities we serve.
Young lawyers should seize every opportunity to have actual “facetime” before a Judge and to feel the tingle of excitement and nervousness that comes with an in-person attendance.