McMillan lawyers recognized in 2015 Chambers Global

Chambers Global 2015 has ranked McMillan as a leading law firm in several practice areas, including but not limited to Competition/Antitrust, International Trade/WTO, and a foreign expert in Corporate M&A representing China.

Chambers also has ranked 21 McMillan lawyers for their work in a wide range of practice areas. We congratulate the following lawyers for their notable distinction:

• Geza Banfai – Construction
• Neil Campbell – Competition/Antitrust, Competition/Antitrust: Investment Canada
• David Elenbaas – Employment & Labour
• Casey Halladay – Competition/Antitrust
• Robin Junger – Aboriginal Law, Environment
• Andrew Kent – Restructuring/Insolvency
• David Kent – Competition/Antitrust: Litigators, Dispute Resolution: Class Action (Defence), Dispute Resolution: Ontario
• Markus Koehnen – Dispute Resolution: Ontario
• Geoffrey Kubrick – International Trade
• Adam Maerov – Restructuring/Insolvency
• Martin Masse – International Trade
• Max Mendelsohn – Restructuring/Insolvency
• Timothy Murphy – Projects: PPP & Infrastructure
• James Musgrove – Competition/Antitrust
• Mark Opashinov – Competition/Antitrust
• Jeffrey Rogers – Banking & Finance
• Waël Rostom – Restructuring/Insolvency
• François Tougas – Transportation
• Peter Willis – Project Finance, Projects: PPP & Infrastructure
• Robert Wisner – Dispute Resolution: Arbitration
• Stephen Wortley – Corporate/M&A (Expert Based Abroad), Corporate M&A (Foreign Expert for China)

See the 2015 Chambers Global Guide.

The Chambers Guides have been ranking the best law firms and lawyers since 1990 and now cover 185 jurisdictions throughout the world. Lawyers are ranked based on legal ability, knowledge and experience, effectiveness and client service; practice area rankings are based upon submissions and in-depth objective research conducted by Chambers researchers with lawyers and clients.