This CondoBusiness article co-authored with Warren Kleiner, a Partner and a real estate lawyer in the Toronto office of Miller Thomson LLP, has a broad practice in commercial, leasing and residential real estate and a specialty in condominium law. He primarily represents condominium corporations and development projects, as well as commercial real estate clients.

This CondoBusiness article co-authored with Reagan Ruslim, a lawyer at Dunsmore Wearing LLP. Mr. Ruslim practices in the areas of labour, employment, human rights, occupational health & safety and condominium law. Reagan is also a Chartered/Public Accountant (CA/CPA) and holds other accounting and human resources designations.

This CondoBusiness article co-authored with Stephen Chesney, a partner at Parker Garber & Chesney, LLP with over 20+ years of condo auditing experience. Mr. Chesney was one of the authors of the updated version of Accounting, Auditing and Tax Guidelines for Ontario Condominium Corporations, published by the Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario.

Most Boards of Directors of condominium corporations hire a condo management firm or directly hire the Condominium Manager as an employee to manage their complex. When the difficult decision is made to change management, then it is recommended for the Board to follow a process or series of important steps to minimize risk, ensure a smooth transition and to avoid costly mistakes. To learn more, read this posting ...

Under very specific circumstances, the Courts may decide to appoint an Administrator for a condominium corporation. This extreme remedy (per S. 131 of the Condominium Act, 1998) is designed to allow an independent third-party Consultant to re-habilitate a 'troubled' condo corporation. To learn more, read this posting ...

So... you are interested in getting involved in your condominium building! Do you want be a member of the Board of Directors? What's involved and what does this mean? To learn more, read this posting ...

Marty York, a columnist with Condo Life magazine, interviewed Robert Buckler about his opinions on the Liberal government's commitment to license condominium managers in Ontario. The article was published in the February 2014 edition (p. 34).

Robert Buckler co-authored this article about the much-misunderstood "Court-Appointed Administrator" (per S. 131 of the Condominium Act, 1998) with Mr. Marko Djurdjevac, a condominium lawyer (at the time) with Miller Thomson LLP, in ACMO's CM Condominium Manager magazine, Summer 2012 issue. Robert Buckler has acted as an Administrator since 2010.