Firm announcements include Davies, Dentons, Langlois, McCarthy Tétrault, Osler
Welcome to this week’s roundup of movements among major law firms, in which we sum up significant hires, promotions, departures and other announcements.
The firm welcomed Corey Omer as a partner in its dispute resolution group. Based in Montreal, Omer has experience with complex business litigation, class action suits, regulatory investigations, mediation and matters involving cyber law, competition, consumer protection, insurance and white collar defence.
The firm promoted 42 partners across North America, including the following in Canada:
The firm also announced the following appointments in Canada:
Langlois named Sean Griffin, Montreal-based partner and member of the firm’s board of directors, as the new head of its litigation group.
The firm welcomed back Chia-yi Chua as a Toronto-based partner in its national tax group.
“Chia-yi’s unique ability to synthesize and resolve complex tax disputes that intersect with financial services, telecommunications, resource, retail, hospitality and transportation sectors is critical to successfully navigating positive outcomes for clients,” said Raj Juneja, partner and head of the firm’s national tax group, in the news release.
The firm added Savvas Kotsopoulos as a partner in its real estate group in Toronto and has promoted Andrea Boctor, Toronto-based partner, as chairperson of its pensions and benefits group, effective Mar. 1.
Alan Kay, senior counsel, has joined the Ontario-based firm as a member of its commercial real estate department and leasing group.
Pink Larkin, based in Atlantic Canada, opened a new office in Saint John, New Brunswick, which will be led by Thomas O’Neil, a senior litigator focused on civil litigation involving commercial and construction disputes and products liability.
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