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Sam* is an associate at Lenczner Slaght. Sam advises clients on large and complex litigation and strategic matters. She has already participated in a number of full arbitrations and trials. This experience means Sam has a strong understanding of the life cycle of a litigation file and distils§ complicated issues confidently. Her understanding of how to build a case means Sam presents arguments with ease, and has already done so before regulatory tribunals, arbitrators and judges. .

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Sam Hargreaves (she/her)

is an associate at Lenczner Slaght.

Sam has experience in a variety of disciplines, including professional liability, construction and commercial matters. She represents large infrastructure constructors and owners, technology companies, banks and regulated professionals.

Sam regularly appears before the Ontario Superior Court. She has represented clients in courts across Canada, as well as before various administrative and regulatory tribunals. She has successfully represented her clients in in-person and virtual motions, mediations, trials and arbitrations.  

Sam received her JD from the University of Toronto where she was a member of the Moot Court Committee.

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  • An Update on the Proposed Changes to Ontario’s Rules of Civil Procedure

    Lenczner Slaght is keeping a close eye on the latest news regarding the proposed civil justice reforms in Ontario. In the past month, the Civil Rules Review Working Group, alongside judges and lawyers with diverse practices, have presented their perspectives on the Phase 2 Consultation Paper. In this blog, we summarize the key takeaways from two significant presentations.

    Meghan Bridges, Sam Hargreaves & Herschel W. Chaiet | June 5, 2025

  • High Time for Shorter Trials

    The bench and bar have long recognized that lengthy trials decrease access to justice. That is no surprise: trials are expensive, long trials more so, and lawyers generally think that the longer the trial, the longer it takes to receive a decision.

    David Salter & Sam Hargreaves | December 1, 2021

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