Dalton summered and articled at the firm, which has enabled him to develop a broad litigation practice that spans a variety of civil and commercial matters. He has a particular focus on arbitrations, employment, public law, and professional regulation and liability issues.

Dalton completed his law degree at Osgoode Hall Law School. While attending law school, Dalton served as a caseworker at Parkdale Community Legal Services, where he focused on workers’ rights and employment law. Throughout his placement, he advocated on behalf of clients in matters before the Small Claims Court and the Ontario Labour Relations Board.

Dalton has received recognition for his academic achievements, having completed law school with an overall average in the top 3% of his graduating class. He is a recipient of the law school’s Dean’s Golden Key award and obtained course prizes in administrative law, employment law, and civil procedure.

Prior to law school, Dalton worked for many years at an education company where he taught debate and public speaking skills to students from across North America. He is passionate about youth mentorship and volunteers with LGBTQ+ organizations in Toronto.