The Firm

Ryan Martin is the founding partner of Aura LLP, bringing years of dedicated legal expertise to clients across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.

With a focus on real estate law, corporate transactions, and wills & estates, Ryan has built a reputation for providing precise, practical legal counsel that empowers clients to make confident decisions.

Ryan's approach is grounded in a commitment to excellence — each file receives the same meticulous attention, whether it's a first-time homebuyer's purchase or a complex commercial transaction.

Admitted to the Ontario Bar, Ryan is a member of the Law Society of Ontario and stays current with ongoing professional development in all areas of practice.

Outside the office, Ryan is passionate about community involvement and continually works to make quality legal services accessible to all clients.

Before she practised law, Piera Savage spent years on the other side of the table: as a publicist and project coordinator in Toronto's entertainment industry, and as a vocalist with the Japanese jazz band Ub-X in Tokyo. Today, as a partner at Aura LLP, she brings that perspective to her work with individuals, entrepreneurs, and creative and commercial enterprises alike.

Piera's practice spans entertainment law, business and commercial law, and human rights. She advises clients on the agreements and transactions that shape their ventures, from production services and commercial contracts to corporate matters, and brings the same care to clients seeking to protect their rights in the workplace and beyond.

Her time in the entertainment industry, including managing campaigns for artists and events such as Canadian Music Week, gives her a practical understanding of how creative work is made, funded, and brought to audiences. Clients find in her an advisor who understands both the ambition behind their work and the business realities around it.

Piera earned her J.D. at Osgoode Hall Law School, following a B.F.A. in Integrative Music from Concordia University. She is a member of the Law Society of Ontario, and her approach to practice has been shaped by extensive community and human rights legal work.

She remains closely connected to the music community and is committed to ensuring that her clients, whatever their field, have access to thoughtful, skilled legal counsel.