PRESS RELEASE
28 July 2026

John C. Wolf Appointed To The Board Of The Advanced Commercial Leasing Institute (ACLI).

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A leading commercial leasing lawyer has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the American College of Leasing and Insolvency Lawyers (ACLI), an invitation-only organization that brings together top commercial leasing practitioners from Canada and th
United States

The ACLI is an invitation-only organization operating in conjunction with the American College of Real Estate Lawyers and brings together leading commercial leasing lawyers from across Canada and the United States. The organization hosts an annual conference focused on emerging issues, developments, and best practices in commercial leasing.

John has been actively involved with the ACLI for many years and has attended its annual conference on numerous occasions, In 2025, he was invited to present as a Canadian expert on insolvency law as it relates to commercial tenancies, sharing insights on developments affecting landlords, tenants, and commercial leasing practitioners.

His appointment to the ACLI Board reflects his extensive experience in commercial real estate and leasing matters, as well as his longstanding contributions to the commercial leasing community.

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Founded and based in Toronto's financial district, Blaney McMurtry is recognized as a Top 10 Regional Law Firm with 125+ lawyers. We are very proud to have been recognized and ranked for our top level expertise in litigation & advocacy, real estate and business law. Visit blaney.com to learn more.

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