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Alex Eckler

Senior Associate

Dentons

Corporate / M&APrivate Equity+3
CanadaEnglish, French
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Alex Farcas

Partner

Dentons

Corporate / M&ACapital Markets+1
Canada
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Alex G. MacWilliam

Counsel

Dentons

Environmental LawEnergy+3
CanadaEnglish
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Alex MacFarlane

Senior Counsel

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Insolvency & Restructuring
Canada
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Alexander De Zordo, Ad. E.

Partner

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

LitigationClass Actions+6
CanadaEnglish, French
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Alexandra Cocks

Alex is a partner in McCarthy Tétrault’s Litigation Group and the National Class Actions Group. Alex is an experienced commercial litigator and has appeared in courts in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Ontario. Alex has significant arbitration experience, in domestic and international arbitrations. Her practice focuses on complex commercial disputes and class action defence. She is experienced in litigating contractual claims, partnership and shareholder disputes, fraud and breach of trust claims, real estate disputes, product liability and privacy claims. She represents clients from a broad array of industries, such as financial services, consumer and retail, technology and manufacturing.

McCarthy Tétrault

LitigationClass Actions+5
Canada
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Alexandra Luchenko

At all times, Alexandra’s goal is to develop creative solutions and execute legal strategy with a view to advancing her client’s interests and objectives. Alexandra has expertise as lead counsel in complex commercial and transactional matters before all levels of Court in Canada, a number of administrative tribunals and arbitration proceedings. She leverages her litigation experience to lead internal investigations and to guide companies through crisis management situations, including data breach or cybersecurity incidents, with a view to proactively mitigate litigation risk. A considerable amount of this experience involves intricate issues that require coordination of numerous areas of specialization, including regulatory compliance, forensic investigation and media relations. Alexandra has significant experience working on behalf of private equity clients and financial institutions as well as mining, resource, health sciences and technology companies. Alexandra is the co-Chair of the Vancouver Chapter of the Women’s White Collar Defence Association and sits on the Firm’s Pro Bono Committee. She is also a Certified Fraud Examiner.

Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

LitigationEmployment & Labour+5
Canada
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Alexandre Baril-Furino

Partner

Woods LLP

LitigationArbitration+6
CanadaFrench, English
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Alexandre Sami

Partner

Gowling WLG

Construction LawCommercial Litigation+5
Canada
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Alexis Barr-Gusa

Partner

Dentons

ConstructionInfrastructure+3
CanadaEnglish
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Ali Amadee

Partner

Dentons

Corporate & CommercialMergers & Acquisitions+5
Canada
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Alison FitzGerald

Partner

Bennett Jones LLP

International ArbitrationInternational Trade+1
Canada
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Alison Manzer

Alison Manzer is a partner in the Banking & Specialty Finance Group and Business Law practice at Cassels. Alison has developed expertise in a wide range of practice areas combining skills to work effectively in most corporate/ commercial practice areas, with a focus on financial services and structured transactions. Her recent experience includes block chain and fintech applications. Her cross-border expertise has led to several leadership roles in the leading United States business law organizations such as the American College of Commercial Finance Lawyers and the American Bar Association. Alison has written many books on legal topics, primarily in areas of banking and specialized finance, and routinely lectures and speaks on a wide range of topics. She has undertaken extensive formal education in areas key to her practice, holding degrees including a DBA, MBA, LLM, and MSc., and certificates in the advanced Canadian Securities Institute programs. Alison recently received her Doctorate of Business Administration from the Henley Business School. She is also an adjunct professor at Osgoode Hall Law School teaching the LLM International Finance program, and has been practicing in the field of commercial law since 1979. Learn more.

Cassels

Banking & FinanceStructured Finance+4
Canada
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Alixe Cameron

Partner

Bennett Jones LLP

Real EstateCorporate / Commercial+1
Canada
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Aljosa Zenicanin

Senior Associate

Dentons

Real EstateBanking & Finance+4
Canada
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Allison McMahon

Associate

Nathanson, Schachter & Thompson

LitigationAdministrative Law
Canada
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Allyse Cruise

Associate

Nathanson, Schachter & Thompson

Civil LitigationDispute Resolution
Canada
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Allyson Marta

Partner

Bennett Jones LLP

Pensions & BenefitsCorporate / M&A+1
Canada
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Alysha Sharma

Alysha has a broad employment and labour law practice. She provides practical advice to employers in all areas of employment and labour law, including pre-employment and hiring issues, employment standards, human rights, labour relations, workplace safety and insurance, privacy, occupational health and safety, and wrongful dismissal. She also frequently assists clients with the negotiation and drafting of employment, consulting and termination agreements, and coordinates employment law advice among lawyers in various Canadian jurisdictions for clients with employment law needs across Canada. Alysha regularly represents and advocates for clients in employment related litigation on matters of significant reputational importance, including wrongful dismissal actions and human rights applications. She also regularly speaks and provides client training sessions on various employment law topics. A large part of Alysha’s practice involves advising on the employment and labour aspects of complex corporate transactions, including the drafting and negotiation of purchase agreements and related executive employment, retention, transaction bonus, non-competition and non-solicitation agreements. She also advises on post-closing human resources integration matters.

Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

Employment & LabourLabour Relations+5
Canada
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Alyson Goldman

Alyson is a corporate lawyer who acts as counsel to various public and private companies, independent committees, underwriters and financial advisors on various securities and corporate law matters. Her extensive experience includes advising on public offerings and private placements of debt and equity securities, financial advisory matters, corporate governance matters, take-over bids, mergers, reorganizations and other business combinations, shareholder activism, proxy contests, stock exchange listing matters, regulatory compliance, and general corporate matters for public and private companies.

McCarthy Tétrault

Corporate / M&ACapital Markets+3
Canada
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Alyssa Duke

Alyssa has a broad corporate commercial litigation practice and has experience in class actions, construction, and oil and gas litigation, as well as securities regulation and securities litigation. Prior to joining Blakes, Alyssa practised at an international law firm with an emphasis on professional liability and director and officer disputes. She gained experience in construction litigation over the course of representing engineers and architects named in multi-party commercial disputes. Alyssa has appeared in the Alberta provincial court, the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench, the Alberta Court of Appeal and was second chair in a Supreme Court of Canada matter. She has also participated in regulatory interviews with the Alberta Securities Commission, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada. Alyssa has extensive experience managing large-scale e-discovery for complex commercial matters and working with oil and gas, construction, and accounting experts.

Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

LitigationCommercial Litigation+6
Canada
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Alyssa Shivji

Alyssa has over 10 years of experience practicing exclusively in the areas of public procurement, infrastructure, and construction law. She regularly acts for procuring entities on complex procurements and provides advice on procurement planning and structuring, trade agreement compliance, best practices for conducting a successful procurement process, fairness issues and conflicts of interest and often leads the drafting of all procurement and contractual documentation. She has also helped numerous organizations with the development of template procurement documents, standardized commercial and construction agreements and the delivery of associated training and implementation tools. She also acts for bidders, providing advice on avoiding compliance issues and strategies for success. Alyssa acts for clients in a wide range of sectors, including transit and transportation, civil infrastructure, roads and bridges, water and wastewater, health-care services, information technology, gaming, energy and mining. Alyssa has extensive expertise in the procurement of mega infrastructure development projects and alternative finance and procurement projects across multiple jurisdictions and has been at the forefront of many municipal PPP projects across Canada. Alyssa has played a key role on numerous high-profile procurement and infrastructure projects across Canada, including VIA Rail’s acquisition of a new fleet, the Toronto Transit Commission’s Bloor Yonge Capacity Improvements Project, and the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension Stations, Rail and Systems Project for Infrastructure Ontario and Metrolinx.

Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

Public ProcurementInfrastructure+4
Canada
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Amanda Balasubramanian

Amanda Balasubramanian is a leading lawyer in commercial banking and debt financings in Canada. Her legal acumen, market experience and proactive approach help move her clients’ goals and business strategy forward. Co-head of Torys’ Banking and Debt Finance Practice, Amanda represents lenders, sponsors and borrowers in domestic, international and global transactions, including acquisition finance, private equity and leveraged finance, liquidity financings, public and private offerings of debt securities, and streaming and royalty-based financings. Fund clients and lenders rely on her experience in designing fund finance products, including subscription facilities, NAV facilities and co-investment programs. Amanda’s work for clients extends to restructuring transactions, where she represents clients in debtor-in-possession and exit financings, as well as stream financings and the resultant intercreditor relationships.

Torys

Banking & FinanceFund Finance+4
Canada
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Amy Dupuis-Sène

Her practice is focused on immigration law, more specifically on the international mobility of workers and business people nationally and abroad. Amy offers comprehensive immigration services to individuals and Canadian and multinational companies, including regarding Canadian and foreign work permit matters. Amy holds a Bachelor’s of Civil Law (LLB) from Université de Montréal and a certificate in labour law from Université du Québec à Montréal. Her expertise was recently recognized in the 2021 and 2022 editions of Best Lawyers - Ones to watch. She is part of the executive committee of the Canadian Bar Association (Quebec division) Immigration and Citizenship section.

McCarthy Tétrault

Immigration
Canada