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- Ontario (2012)
Education:
- University of Toronto Faculty of Law (2011) JD
- London School of Economics (2008) MSc (Distinction – Philosophy and Public Policy)
- University of King's College (2006) BA (Honours – Political Science and Spanish)

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Brendan F. Morrison

is a partner at Lenczner Slaght.

"Brendan is an exceptional litigation lawyer. His strategic mindset, meticulous attention to detail, and persuasive courtroom presence allow his clients to trust their case will be handled with the utmost skill and dedication." — Client

Brendan is an experienced trial lawyer with a focus on corporate and commercial litigation, shareholder and employment disputes, fraud, defamation, professional liability, and civil sexual assault. As counsel to both plaintiffs and defendants, Brendan has a record of success guiding his clients through their most challenging legal problems.

Brendan has appeared before all levels of courts, including the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the Ontario Court of Appeal, the Federal Court, the Federal Court of Appeal, and the Supreme Court of Canada. He also represents clients before courts of other provinces and various administrative tribunals such as the Capital Markets Tribunal, the Human Rights Tribunal, and the discipline tribunals of the Ontario College of Massage Therapists and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.

Brendan is consistently listed by Lexpert and Best Lawyers as a leading specialist in corporate commercial litigation, medical negligence and defamation. He is Co-Chair of Lenczner Slaght’s Student Committee and regularly speaks on panels about the practice of law and the legal profession.

Brendan is currently an adjunct professor at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, where he teaches upper-year civil procedure.

Brendan earned numerous awards for his achievements at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, where he represented the school at the Phillip C. Jessup International Moot Competition and the Arnup Cup for Trial Advocacy. He also served as Co-Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of International Law & International Relations and was awarded the Gordon Cressy award for leadership.

In 2023, Brendan was recognized as a Lexpert Rising Star for his exceptional advocacy, excellent client service, and his exemplary leadership in the profession.

Brendan speaks fluent Spanish and French.

Dufault v The Township of Ignace

Co-counsel to The Township of Ignace in an application for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada, in a decision addressing the enforceability of termination clauses and the impact of severability clauses in employment agreements.

Brendan F. Morrison & Nicole Naglie | June 5, 2025

The Estate of KJM v The Estate of Dr. Naom

Counsel to the successful defendant physicians after a three-week trial in a medical negligence action arising from a patient who died of an aortic dissection four years after the diagnosis of an aortic root dilatation.

Brendan F. Morrison, Sean Lewis, Joudy Sarraj & Isabella Di Bona | January 1, 2025

Shankman v Vangst

Counsel to Defendant employer for wrongful termination in an action in which the employer terminated for cause.

Brendan F. Morrison | October 23, 2024

Veran v Derbyshire

Counsel to the successful defendant physicians in a complex medical negligence claim involving the alleged misdiagnosis of cerebral palsy in an infant. In June 2024, the matter proceeded to a successful 8-week trial before a Jury.

Eli S. Lederman, Brendan F. Morrison, Madison Robins, Alexa Jarvis & Isabella Di Bona | June 1, 2024

Roland Morrison v Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service

Counsel to Roland Morrison, the former Chief of Police of the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service ("NAPS") in a claim against NAPS. Chief Morrison brings this claim against NAPS for wrongful dismissal, bad faith, and discrimination.

Brendan F. Morrison & Nicole Naglie | May 30, 2024

Szeman v Lakeridge Health Foundation

Counsel to the Defendant charitable foundation in a claim for wrongful termination by its executive director following a fraud investigation.

Risa M. Kirshblum & Brendan F. Morrison | May 1, 2024

Newland Canada Corporation v Department of National Defence

Counsel to Public Works and Government Services Canada in successfully defending a procurement complaint before the Canadian International Trade Tribunal, which involved allegations of a breach of trade agreements in the procurement of hotel services.

Brendan F. Morrison, Zachary Rosen & Angela Hou | January 1, 2024

Masters Insurance Limited v Ciccolini and Platform Insurance Management

Counsel to the new employer in a case alleging breaches of non-competition and non-solicitation covenants in an employment agreement with the plaintiff employer.

Brendan F. Morrison, Sean Lewis & Derek Hooper | September 11, 2023

Lithium Royalty Corporation v Orion Resource Partners et al

Counsel to Lithium Royalty Corporation in a successful trial to enforce a binding contract for the purchase of an 85% interest in a Nevada lithium royalty for US$18.7 million total consideration.

Lynne McArdle, Brendan F. Morrison, Kate Costin & Blerta Gjoci | August 15, 2023

Sherwani v Fargher

Counsel to the successful Defendant Physician at trial in dismissing allegations of defamation and misfeasance of public office arising from the end of the Plaintiff Physician’s privileges at West Parry Sound Hospital at a time when the Defendant Physician was Chief of Staff. The action was dismissed by the Trial Judge and costs of $280,000 awarded to the Defendant Physician.

Anne E. Posno, Brendan F. Morrison, Solomiya Zakharchuk & Sarah Stuart | February 1, 2023

Contract Community Inc v Department of Public Works and Government Services

Counsel to Public Works and Government Services Canada in successfully defending a procurement complaint before the Canadian International Trade Tribunal involving allegations of breach of trade agreements in the procurement of real property project management support services for Government of Canada projects in the National Capital Region.

Brendan F. Morrison & Zachary Rosen | November 3, 2022

Wood et al v Cook et al

Counsel to the successful respondents in an Application by family members challenging the Will of a deceased on the basis of lack of testamentary capacity and undue influence.

Brendan F. Morrison & Mari Galloway | August 16, 2022

1107051 Ontario Ltd v GG Kingspa Enterprises Limited Partnership

Counsel to Great Gulf in a large commercial dispute involving the development of two large condominium projects in the heart of downtown Toronto. Great Gulf successfully resisted the Plaintiffs’ motion to strike claims for repudiation made in Great Gulf’s counterclaim.

William C. McDowell, Sarah Millar, Brendan F. Morrison, Brianne Westland & Jonathan Mertz | July 4, 2022

College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario v Cheng

Counsel to the Defendant Physician in successfully defeating claims of sexual abuse of a patient at a trial before a panel of the Ontario Physicians and Surgeons Discipline Tribunal.

Matthew Sammon & Brendan F. Morrison | May 4, 2022

Grillo Barristers P.C. v Kagan Law Firm

Counsel to the successful Defendants and Plaintiffs by Counterclaim on an appeal before the Court of Appeal originating from a registrar’s dismissal of a multimillion dollar action alleging breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, and unjust enrichment.

Brendan F. Morrison & Samantha Hale | April 19, 2022

Cadex v Department of Public Works and Government Services

Counsel to the Government of Canada in successfully defending a proceeding before the Canadian International Trade Tribunal arising from the procurement for the purchase of 229 multi-calibre sniper weapon systems for the Department of National Defence.

Brendan F. Morrison | February 11, 2022

Davidson v Stableview Asset Management Inc et al

Counsel for the Individual Defendant in the dismissal of a class action brought by investors against their portfolio manager after it was demonstrated that the putative class suffered no damages.

Brendan F. Morrison | February 11, 2022

Compugen Inc v Attorney General of Canada and The Chief Electoral Officer of Canada

Counsel to the Defendants and Plaintiffs by Counterclaim in a multimillion-dollar dispute over the termination of a contract for electronic polling technology and services and the integration and administration of a federal elections data centre.

Brendan F. Morrison & Zachary Rosen | February 1, 2022

P1 v XYZ School

Counsel for a Minor Defendant in an appeal from a Sealing Order, Publication Ban and Order Anonymizing the identities of the parties.

Brendan F. Morrison | December 21, 2021

Gaskey v Up in Code Inc

Counsel to the Plaintiff in the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta in an action for payment of shares pursuant to a breach of a Share Purchase Agreement. Successfully obtained summary judgment in the Plaintiff’s favour on liability, while also successfully resisting the Defendant’s own summary judgment motion to dismiss the action for breach of a Non-Competition Agreement (2025 ABKB 160).

Brendan F. Morrison & Sam Hargreaves | December 1, 2021

2041219 Ontario Ltd v Agricorp

Counsel to the Applicant cattle producer in a judicial review application in respect of claims under a provincial program for livestock administered by the Respondent.

Brendan F. Morrison, Adam H. Kanji & Samantha Hale | January 1, 2021

Toronto Islands Residential Community Trust Corporation v McLaughlin et al

Counsel to the Toronto Islands Residential Community Trust Corporation in a dispute over the transfer of two properties on the Toronto Islands in contravention of the terms and purpose of the Toronto Islands Residential Community Stewardship Act, 1993.

Brendan F. Morrison & Adam H. Kanji | October 7, 2020

Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc v Iannetta

Counsel to the successful corporate Defendant in an action seeking injunctive and other extraordinary relief arising from the departure of a former employee of the Plaintiff. Successfully obtained costs against the Plaintiff and resisted the injunctive and other relief as against the corporate Defendant.

Brendan F. Morrison & Kaitlin Soye | October 1, 2020

Alliance v Gardiner Roberts

Counsel to the Defendant barristers and solicitors in an action claiming damages of over $12 million arising from a dental equipment supply agreement. The plaintiffs alleged breach of fiduciary duties and negligence. At trial, nominal damages of only $2,000 were awarded.

Tom Curry, Rebecca Jones, Brendan F. Morrison, Sarah Bittman & Christina Shiels-Singh | January 6, 2020

Spencer Properties Ltd v 1863315 Ontario Inc et al

Counsel to the successful defendants in resisting a summary judgment motion in an action for damages arising from the termination of a commercial lease.

Matthew B. Lerner, Brendan F. Morrison & Julia Flood | December 12, 2019

Pennecon Hydraulic Systems v Department of Public Works and Government Services

Brendan F. Morrison & Zachary Rosen | September 4, 2019

1085372 Ontario Limited v Kulawick

Counsel to the plaintiff in the trial of an action arising from the bankruptcy of a debtor, seeking to unwind the conveyance of shares as a transfer at undervalue.

Brendan F. Morrison & Madison Robins | April 30, 2019

Cappelli v Nobilis Health Corp

Counsel to the successful defendant in resisting a motion for leave to pursue a claim or secondary market misrepresentation under the Ontario Securities Act and certification of a class action under the Class Proceedings Act, 1992.

Alan J. Lenczner, Brendan F. Morrison, Nilou Nezhat & Grace Tsakas | April 10, 2019

CTT Pharmaceutical Holdings, Inc v Rapid Dose Therapeutics Inc

Counsel to the successful defendant on an appeal from a motion for summary judgment, dismissing a claim of breach of confidential information. The appeal raised the issue of what constitutes a competitive advantage entitling a plaintiff to equitable remedies.

Alan J. Lenczner, Brendan F. Morrison & Derek Knoke | March 4, 2019

Boyle & Co v Stableview Asset Management Inc et al

Counsel to the defendants in an action claiming for unpaid legal fees.

Brendan F. Morrison & Adam H. Kanji | January 1, 2019

Gayed v Wolf Kimelman LLP

Counsel to the Defendant law firm in a claim for various fees and costs allegedly owing under a verbal agreement.

Eli S. Lederman, Brendan F. Morrison, Madison Robins & Adam Davis | April 24, 2014

Chen v Toronto Transit Commission

Counsel to the defendant Toronto Transit Commission in the trial of a claim for damages for injuries arising out of a pedestrian collision.

Tom Curry & Brendan F. Morrison | March 11, 2014

Shumak v Oulahen

Counsel to the defendants in an action for malicious prosecution in respect of criminal and bankruptcy proceedings. Successfully obtained an order for security for costs in the amount of $115,971.90 against the plaintiff.

Brendan F. Morrison | July 13, 2001

Summersgill v O'Mahony

Counsel to the defendant physician in an action for damages arising from the plaintiff’s perforated ulcer.

Mark Veneziano, Brendan F. Morrison & Madison Robins | July 12, 2001

Williams v Schuringa

Counsel to the defendant physician in a jury trial following the death of a patient from a sudden pulmonary embolism.

Eli S. Lederman, Brendan F. Morrison, Madison Robins & Zachary Rosen | July 11, 2001

White v Tandan

Counsel to successful defendant surgeons at trial in a medical malpractice matter alleging a delayed diagnosis of an anastomotic leak, which lead to sepsis.

Matthew B. Lerner, Brendan F. Morrison, Nilou Nezhat & Tanya Rumo | June 22, 2001

The Catalyst Capital Group Inc v Veritas Investment Research Corporation

Counsel to an equity research firm in an action arising from alleged defamatory statements in investment research reports.

Brendan F. Morrison | May 17, 2001

Parasiliti v Beatty

Counsel to the successful defendant physicians at trial in a case involving allegations of professional negligence arising from the care, treatment and management of multiple hand fractures.

Dena N. Varah & Brendan F. Morrison | May 1, 2001

Yaiguaje v Chevron Corporation

Counsel for the Ecuadorian plaintiffs in a Canadian action for an order recognizing a $9.51 billion (USD) Judgment obtained in Ecuador against Chevron Corporation regarding oil pollution in the Amazon. Successful respondents in an appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada of the jurisdictional challenge of the action for recognition and enforcement.

Alan J. Lenczner, Brendan F. Morrison & Grace Tsakas | April 28, 2001

Bradshaw v Langley

Counsel to the successful respondents on an appeal from a summary judgment motion in a family law matter involving the division of assets and a dispute over whether those assets were held in trust. In June 2015, the matter proceeded to a successful two week trial and award of $8 million judgement.

Peter Griffin & Brendan F. Morrison | April 22, 2001

Sutton v Balinsky

Counsel to the non-party appellant in a dispute over production of financial records for purposes of a valuation of a commercial enterprise.

Alan J. Lenczner & Brendan F. Morrison | April 15, 2001

Zemlenko v Ferreira

Counsel to the defendant physicians successfully resisting a motion by the plaintiffs to set aside a dismissal order for delay.

Brendan F. Morrison | April 14, 2001

MNP LLP v Migao Corporation

Counsel to the applicant auditing firm in the successful application to enforce an indemnity provision in the audit engagement agreement.

Shara N. Roy & Brendan F. Morrison | March 25, 2001

SCM Insurance Services Inc v Medisys Corporate Health LP

Counsel to the plaintiffs, SCM Insurance Services Inc. and Cira Medical Services Inc., in an action for an Anton Piller order and an injunction restraining the sale of an independent medical examinations business.

William C. McDowell & Brendan F. Morrison | March 12, 2001

Alfred Wegener Institute v ALCI Aviation Ltd

Counsel to Alfred Wegener Institute in a successful defence of an appeal before the Court of Appeal after obtaining an Order recognizing and enforcing an international commercial arbitral award.

Brendan F. Morrison | February 28, 2001

Rowley v High Strength Plates &Profiles Inc

Counsel to the defendant in a wrongful dismissal proceeding. The defendant was successful in resisting plaintiff's allegations of constructive dismissal.

Matthew Sammon & Brendan F. Morrison | November 14, 2000

Canadian National Railway Company v Holmes

Counsel to CN in a complex dispute involving employee fraud, accounting of profits, abuse of process, defamation and negligent exercise of statutory dispute. In the course of the proceedings, obtained Anton Pillar and Mareva injunctions in order to protect evidence and assets related to the alleged employee fraud.

Peter Griffin, Lynne McArdle, Monique Jilesen, Rebecca Jones, Brendan F. Morrison, Jenn Power, Laura Robinson & Grace Tsakas | July 12, 2000

Beagle v Gyomorey

Counsel to the successful respondent in an appeal involving the interpretation and application of the Mental Health Act and challenges to psychiatric findings of incapacity.

Brendan F. Morrison | January 10, 2000

Attorney General of Canada v Harris Corporation

Counsel to the Attorney General of Canada in a judicial review application to the Federal Court of Appeal arising from a complaint before the International Trade Tribunal in respect of a procurement on behalf of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Brendan F. Morrison

Watson v Soon

Counsel to the defendant urologist in successfully defeating a claim at Trial for damages arising from the misdiagnosis of kidney cancer in a diabetic patient.

Brendan F. Morrison, Jaan Lilles, Sarah Bittman & Tanya Rumo

University of Toronto Faculty of Law - Adjunct Professor
The Advocates' Society - Mid-Career Advocates' Standing Committee Member (2023-2024)
Canadian Bar Association
Ontario Bar Association
The Commercial Bar Association
Amici Camping Charity - Board of Directors

A Contract: 👍 or 👎? The Commercial Impact of Our Emojis

The King’s Bench for Saskatchewan has been turning heads and raising eyebrows 😲 following a recent decision on the legal force of emojis.

Brendan F. Morrison & Emily Rand | July 11, 2023

Vice Media pleads in vain for press freedom, facing order to produce messages with ISIS combatant

The Ontario Court of Appeal recently heard and resolved a conflict between two competing components of a free and democratic society. As the Court put it, the dispute involved a conflict between a free and vigorous press, on the one hand, and the protection of society from serious criminal activity on the other.

Brendan F. Morrison | June 29, 2017

Court Rules Hockey Strategy Outside Bounds of Judicial Notice

The hockey season is once again upon us. Across the country, from water coolers to dressing rooms, Canadians have returned to their winter status as experts in the basic principles of our beloved sport. As the season began, the Court of Appeal for Ontario also weighed in on the conversation, releasing a decision that ruled that conclusions about hockey strategy must be supported by actual evidence.

Brendan F. Morrison | October 19, 2015

Five Tips for Jury Trials

There’s nothing like a jury trial. The Honourable Justice Brian Dickson famously commented that juries were “endowed with an abundance of common sense”. The virtues of civil jury trials to our justice system may be too numerable to list here. But as a point of advocacy, the exercise of telling your client’s story to a jury of their peers – instead of to a judge sitting up on the dais – requires different skills, different sensibilities, and different presentation styles.

2025 Lexpert Directory Highlights Lenczner Slaght’s Excellence in Advocacy

Peers and senior members of the legal profession across the country continue to recognize the depth and breadth of Canada’s leading litigation firm in the latest 2025 Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory.

March 11, 2025

Lenczner Slaght’s 24th Year at the Centre of the Lexpert Bull’s Eye

The 2025 edition of Lexpert's Leading 500 Cross-Border Lawyers: A Guide to Doing Business in Canada continues to recognize Lenczner Slaght as the #1 firm in Toronto for Litigation and Commercial Litigation.

January 14, 2025

Lenczner Slaght Lawyers Recognized as Canada’s Leading Litigators

Following an in-depth peer review process across the legal profession, 21 Lenczner Slaght lawyers have been recognized in the 2024 Lexpert Special Edition: Canada’s Leading Litigation Lawyers guide for their extensive courtroom experience and subject-matter expertise.

November 21, 2024

Chambers Canada Recognizes Lenczner Slaght’s Deep Bench of Expert Litigators

Canada’s leading litigation firm continues to advance their position in the latest edition of the world-renowned directory.

September 26, 2024

Lenczner Slaght Litigators Recognized as the Best Lawyers in Canada

In the 2025 edition of Best Lawyers in Canada, Lenczner Slaght is proud to receive 168 total rankings, with 45 of our expert litigators recognized for their expertise across 25 practice areas.

August 29, 2024

The 2024 Lexpert Directory Recognizes Lenczner Slaght’s Litigation Excellence

Lenczner Slaght’s litigators continue to be recognized by their peers as the foremost practitioners in their fields.

March 5, 2024

Brendan Morrison Named a 2023 Lexpert Rising Star

Brendan Morrison was recognized as a leader, change agent, and rising star at last night’s award ceremony at the Liberty Grand in Toronto.

Brendan F. Morrison | November 24, 2023

Lexpert Recognizes Lenczner Slaght’s Litigation Strength

An increasing number of our expert litigators continue to be recognized as the foremost lawyers in their fields by peers and senior members of the legal profession.

November 23, 2023

Ruling Reinforces Contract Formation Principles During COVID-19 Pandemic

Canadian Lawyer Magazine interviewed Brendan F. Morrison and Kate Costin on their recent trial success, which involved one of the world’s largest lithium mining projects and has reinforced the principles of contract formation in the modern world.

Brendan F. Morrison & Kate Costin | September 1, 2023

Lenczner Slaght Litigators Recognized as Best Lawyers in Canada

In the latest edition of Best Lawyers in Canada, 41 of our expert litigators are recognized for their expertise across 24 practice areas. The following lawyers have also been recognized as “Lawyer of the Year” for receiving the highest overall peer-feedback in their practice areas in Toronto.

August 24, 2023

46th Annual Intensive Trial Advocacy Workshop (ITAW)

Lawrence Thacker, Risa Kirshblum, Monique Jilesen, Brendan Morrison, and Jonathan Chen will participate as instructors at the 46th Annual Intensive Trial Advocacy Workshop (ITAW), hosted by Osgoode Professional Development. Jonathan McDaniel and Kate Costin will also take part in ITAW, serving as Mock Expert Witnesses. This program will gather over 100 experts in advocacy skills training and guest speakers who are active members of the Bench and Bar. Attendees will have the opportunity to develop and refine their advocacy skills.

July 7, 2025

Litigation in 2025: How Artificial Is Your Intelligence?

Brendan F. Morrison was invited to share his expertise at The Commercial Bar Association's North American and Offshore Meeting. Brendan spoke on the panel, Litigation in 2025: How Artificial Is Your Intelligence, where he discussed key developments in litigation and arbitration, as well as the emerging trends shaping the legal landscape.

Brendan F. Morrison | May 29, 2025

2024 Snapshot: Through the Lens of Lenczner Slaght

Lenczner Slaght launches our 2024 Snapshot, which highlights the most significant developments, decisions, and trends in litigation from the past year across 20 areas of expertise. Reflect on 2024 and look ahead to 2025 through the lens of our expert litigators.

February 1, 2025

Advocacy Hour: Joint Briefs

Brendan F. Morrison was invited to share his expertise at The Advocates’ Society’s program on Advocacy Hour: Joint Briefs. This program discussed how to negotiate a joint document brief, determine what to include, and how to ensure that counsel actually agree on what inclusion in a joint brief will mean for each document.

Brendan F. Morrison | December 13, 2024

11th Annual Professionalism Issues for Business Lawyers

Brendan Morrison and Margaret Robbins were invited to share their expertise at the OBA's 11th Annual Professionalism Issues for Business Lawyers. Co-chaired by Margaret, the program also featured Brendan as he discussed, Modern Contract Formation and the Risks of Casual Communications.

Brendan F. Morrison & Margaret Robbins | December 5, 2023

Commercial List Advocacy

Brendan F. Morrison was invited to share his expertise at The Advocates' Society's Commercial List Advocacy program. Brendan presented on the panel "Hot Topics in Commercial List Advocacy".

Brendan F. Morrison | May 11, 2023

Civil Litigation Careers Panel

The Osgoode Society for Civil Litigation in joint with the University of Toronto Litigation Society invited Brendan Morrison to speak on their Civil Litigation Careers panel.

Brendan F. Morrison | March 8, 2023

Effective Advocacy for the Virtual Hearing

Brendan F. Morrison and Samantha Hale co-authored an article on their top tips for effective, and efficient, advocacy in the virtual world. The article was published by the ADR Institute of Canada Inc., in its ADR Perspectives newsletter.

Brendan F. Morrison & Samantha Hale | March 1, 2023

Perspectives from Advocates

Brendan F. Morrison presented at the Thunder Bay Law Association's Fall Advocacy Program. Brendan shared his experiences as an advocate in the world of virtual litigation.

Brendan F. Morrison | October 29, 2020

Anti-SLAPP: Where We Are At and Where We Are Headed

Brendan Morrison presented at the Defamation Law 2019: Current Issues + Emerging Trends Conference on the panel “Anti-SLAPP: Where We Are At and Where We Are Headed”. The panel examined key lessons from the Court of Appeal on interpreting and applying anti-SLAPP legislation and other practical considerations and strategies for anti-SLAPP motions.

Brendan F. Morrison | April 29, 2019

Lexpert Rising Stars (2023)

Leading Lawyers Under 40

Canadian Legal Lexpert® Directory (2020-2025)

Litigation - Corporate Commercial, Litigation - Defamation & Media, Medical Negligence, Professional Liability

Lexpert Special Edition: Canada's Leading Litigation Lawyers (2020-2024)

Best Lawyers in Canada (2020-2025)

Corporate & Commercial Litigation, Defamation & Media Law, Healthcare Law, Medical Negligence

Chambers Canada (2025)

Healthcare: Contentious (Nationwide – Canada)

Gordon Cressy Student Leadership Award (2011)

University of Toronto

Laskin Award in Constitutional Law (2009)

University of Toronto

Lexpert Guide to the Leading 500 Cross-Border Lawyers in Canada (2025)

Corporate Commercial Litigation

Valedictorian (2006)

University of King's College