Meet our lawyers and professionals in this area
Wayne Egan
Managing Partner
Claire Davis
Associate
Michael Dolphin
Partner
Conor Dooley
Partner
Rob Eberschlag
Partner
Susan Han
Partner
David Knight
Partner
Maralynne Monteith
Lawyer
Steven Rukavina
Partner
N. William C. Ross
Senior Counsel
Aashima Singh
Associate
Alvin Yau
Associate
Areas of Expertise
- Commercial paper
- Compliance
- Conventional bought deals
- Convertible debt
- Covered bond programs
- Debt capital
- Overnight market offerings
- Private placements
- Public offerings
- Registration (Learn about our Registration Services Program)
- Reverse takeovers
- Securitized and asset-backed debt
- Settlement
- Shelf prospectus offerings
- TSX requirements
Representative Experience
- Represented StageZero Life Sciences Ltd. in a $4.6M public offering.
- Represented Antibe Therapeutics Inc. in a $28.75M public offering.
- Represented the former controller of Nortel Networks on litigation and other proceedings arising out of the restatement of Nortel’s financial statements, the largest such re-statement in Canadian history.
- Represented the former President, CEO and Director of YBM Magnex International, Inc. in all litigation in Ontario, including Ontario Securities Commission proceedings. Royal Trust Corp. of Canada v. Fisherman (2000), 49 O.R. (3d) 187 (S.C.J.).
- Acted for the securities dealer in Re E.A. Manning Limited v. Ontario Securities Commission (1995), 23 O.R. (3d) 257 (C.A.). All members of the Ontario Securities Commission appointed before a particular date were prevented from presiding at a disciplinary hearing because of apprehended bias.
- Acted for the plaintiff in Ainsley Financial Corp. v. Ontario Securities Commission (1994), 21 O.R. (3d) 104 (C.A.) which dealt with the administrative law principles concerning the jurisdiction of a tribunal to make policies/rules. It gave rise to a Task Force which made recommendations, since acted upon, for sweeping amendments to the Securities Act.
- Acted in the landmark case that determined the constitutional point of law that would allow the Government of Canada to establish a federal securities commission with jurisdiction across the country. Multiple Access Ltd. v. McCutcheon, [1982] 2 S.C.R. 161.
- Acted for a syndicate of underwriters consisting of GMP Securities L.P. (TSE: GMP), Paradigm Capital Inc., INFOR Financial Inc. and Cormark Securities Inc. in connection with a $30M bought deal private placement of Dealnet Capital Corp. (TSX:DLS).
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