Eight McMillan lawyers recognized in Lexpert’s 2021 Special Edition on Canada’s Leading Litigation Lawyers

Eight McMillan lawyers recognized in Lexpert’s 2021 Special Edition on Canada’s Leading Litigation Lawyers

McMillan is pleased to announce that eight of the firm’s lawyers are recognized for exceptional expertise in the 2021 Lexpert Special Edition on Canada’s Leading Litigation Lawyers.

Lawyers are selected based on their industry experience, reputation as leaders in the litigation sector, as well as high rankings in the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory. Congratulations to:

• Neil Campbell, Toronto
• Teresa Dufort, Toronto
• David Kent, Toronto
• Jeffrey Levine, Toronto
• Scott Maidment, Toronto
• James Musgrove, Toronto
• Guy Pinsonnault, Ottawa
• Robert Wisner, Toronto

The 2021 Lexpert Special Edition on Canada’s Leading Litigation Lawyers will be distributed with the November 25, 2021 edition of The Globe and Mail and to the readership of Canadian Lawyer InHouse Magazine. This industry-focused publication will focus on the litigation sector and the related industries as well, such as White Collar Crime & Corporate Liability, Class Actions and Litigation & Arbitration. Additionally, this Special Edition will also feature the winners of the 2021 Lexpert Rising Stars: Leading Lawyers Under 40 Awards.

The lawyers in McMillan’s Litigation & Dispute Resolution Group successfully represent Canadian and international clients facing virtually any type of business dispute in almost any forum. Frequently retained to assert business clients’ rights and defend their products and brands, McMillan also represents and advises governments, agencies, tribunals, and international panels and organizations. With lawyers trained in common law and civil law systems, and fluent in multiple languages, the group has extensive experience in domestic, cross-border, and international litigation, as well as arbitration and mediation. Our lawyers continue to be recognized for their creativity and effectiveness in bringing disputes to a satisfactory conclusion, both inside and outside the courts.

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