Lawyers in Canada
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Michel Deschamps
Practices banking and commercial law. Broad experience in domestic and cross-border loan syndications, secured transactions, receivables financing, international banking transactions, and regulation of financial institutions (including on consumer protection matters).
McCarthy Tétrault
Michel Gagné
Partner based in Montréal, Michel’s practice focuses on commercial and civil litigation, and more specifically on complex technical litigation. Michel specializes in defending class actions as well as in environmental litigation. More specifically, he defends manufacturers’ liability class actions related to pharmaceutical and consumer products, as well as medical devices. He has extensive lead counsel experience in personal injury cases and in cases involving toxicology and scientific issues. He regularly pleads before the civil courts. His experience includes numerous proceedings for damages, injunctive relief and judicial review. Michel also acts as lead appellate attorney. He has experience in statutory penal law and has pleaded before numerous administrative tribunals and arbitration boards.
McCarthy Tétrault
Michelle D. Millard, TEP
Partner Areas of Practice Tax Planning Trusts Corporate Tax Planning Wills, Enduring Power of Attorney Personal Directives Estate Planning Estate Administration Mergers & Acquisitions Contested Estate Matters Succession Planning Corporate & Partnership Formation Marriage Agreements
Felesky Flynn LLP
Michelle Maniago
Partner
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Michèle Friel
Partner
Norton Rose Fulbright
Mike Hrabok
Mike Hrabok is a partner in the Banking & Specialty Finance Group at Cassels, and a member of the Real Estate team with particular experience in secured lending financing transactions and commercial real estate matters. Mike brings invaluable insight into the complex challenges faced by his clients, having served as in-house counsel at a national commercial real estate developer. Learn more.
Cassels
Mike Rubinger
Michael Rubinger is an associate in Baker McKenzie's Intellectual Property Tech group. He regularly advises clients in connection with IP transactions and/or litigation, and assists clients with managing and enforcing their IP portfolios. Mike was recently recognized as a 2022 Rising Star in IPStars by Managing IP. He is on the Executive Committees for the Intellectual Property group of the Canadian Bar Association (CBA) and is co-chairing the Transactional IP subcommittee. Additionally, Mike is on the CBA's Legal Futures subcommittee, working with the team to maintain the Canadian legal profession in the face of change. Prior to law school, Mike received a Masters of Management of Innovation from the University of Toronto and a Bachelors of Engineering Science (Mechanical Engineering) degree from the University of Western Ontario.
Baker McKenzie
Mike Schafler
Partner
Dentons
Mike Theroux
Partner and Co-Head of Commercial Litigation Practice
Bennett Jones LLP
Mira Gauvin
Partner
Dentons
Monica Song
Partner
Dentons
Morgan Burris
Partner
Dentons
Morgan L. Camley, KC
Partner
Dentons
Morgan Troke
Partner in McCarthy Tétrault’s Business Law Group in Vancouver. Practice focused mainly in the areas of project finance and corporate commercial law, with an emphasis on public-private partnerships, infrastructure and renewable energy projects. Regularly advises domestic and international developers, equity sponsors, lenders and other participants in connection with complex project financings across North America. Recent transactions include advising the successful bidder for the GO Rail Expansion – On Corridor Works Project, the successful bidder for the Edmonton Valley Line West LRT Project, the lenders to a bidder for the Ontario Line RSSOM Project, the lenders to a bidder for the Ontario Line Southern Civil, Stations and Tunnel Project, the lenders to the successful bidder for the Grandview Children’s Hospital Project, a bidder for the Broadway Subway Project, and the lenders to the successful bidder for the QEII Bayers Lake Hospital Project.
McCarthy Tétrault
Moya Graham
A partner in the firm’s litigation group in Toronto, Moya’s practice focuses on corporate and commercial litigation, professional liability, and infrastructure and construction disputes. In addition to a variety of commercial disputes, clients turn to Moya for her experience and knowledge on cases involving allegations of breach of fiduciary and other employment duties and misuse of confidential information claims. She also focuses on infrastructure litigation, including design/construction deficiencies, bid/tender, fairness and procurement processes. Moya has both a trial and appellate practice. She has appeared before all levels of Court, including the Supreme Court of Canada, and has been counsel in private arbitrations involving issues of professional negligence and commercial disputes.
McCarthy Tétrault
Munaf Mohamed KC
Lead Director and Partner
Bennett Jones LLP
Mungo Hardwicke-Brown
Mungo advises primarily on M&A, joint ventures, corporate finance and major energy infrastructure industries with experience across all sectors, including petroleum, natural gas, oil sands, electricity, potash and other commodities, pipelines, storage, LNG terminalling and supply arrangements, power generation and transmission. Over half of these were international and cross-border and involved many specialized practice areas, including tax, regulatory, trade and competition, employment, pensions and litigation.
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
Murray Braaten
Partner
Gowling WLG
Murray Campbell
Murray’s practice is focused exclusively on pension and benefits law. He advises clients on the governance, restructuring, and modernization of pension and benefit plans and their supporting legal frameworks. With over 30 years’ experience, he has advised numerous clients with respect to the reorganization and modernization of their pension and benefit plans, as well as their governing documents. Murray played a central role in the introduction of joint trusteeship to pension plans in the British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Manitoba public sectors, and currently acts for more than 20 boards of trustees (or similar governing bodies) of public sector pension and benefit plans. Murray’s clients include boards of trustees and other sponsors of public and private sector pension and benefit plans across British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Alberta. While his practice is solicitor-based, he regularly provides strategic direction and technical support in pension and benefit litigation.
Lawson Lundell LLP
Murray Clemens KC
Partner
Nathanson, Schachter & Thompson
Mélanie Power
Partner
Dentons
Nadia Campion
Nadia's practice focuses on complex commercial litigation including shareholder oppression applications, D&O liability, estates and trusts litigation, class actions and professional liability. Nadia also has an active land development and real estate litigation practice. She has extensive experience in trials, arbitrations and administrative hearings before the Superior Court of Justice and the Ontario Court of Appeal, as well as the Ontario Securities Commission, and the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada. She has particular expertise in Toronto Commercial List proceedings. Fluent in English and French, Nadia also represents clients from Quebec. Nadia has been recognized by Legal 500, Best Lawyers, The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory and Chambers Canada for Commercial Litigation. She has been recognized by Benchmark Litigation as one of their Litigation Stars, as one of Canada's Top 100 Women in Litigation, and on the 40 and Under Hot List. Nadia is a frequent speaker, writer, and commentator for the Law Society of Ontario, the Ontario Bar Association, the Advocates’ Society, and the Cambridge Forum on Class Actions. She is also one of four members of the Class Proceedings Committee, which is part of the Law Foundation, appointed by the Attorney-General of Ontario.
Lax O'Sullivan Lisus Gottlieb LLP
Nadia Effendi
Partner
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Nancy Diep
Nancy Diep is a partner in the Calgary office of Lawson Lundell. Nancy's practice focuses primarily on the tax aspects of mergers, acquisitions and reorganizations, including cross-border transactions or financings and intragroup restructurings. She is particularly experienced in the area of resource taxation. Nancy has worked on a wide variety of transactions for multinationals, private companies, senior, intermediate and junior resource issuers and private equity groups.
Lawson Lundell LLP