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Baker McKenzie > The Legal 500 Rankings
Canada > AI Tier 2
The Toronto-based AI team at Baker McKenzie draws on the strength of its global network of 70 offices across North America, Latin America, and the EMEA and Asia Pacific regions to advise multinational financial institutions and major multinationals across such sectors as tech, automobiles, education, retail and apparel on government interactions and the bringing of their AI products to market. The practice is headed by Usman Sheikh, who also leads the firm’s global blockchain team, and who assists clients on AI governance, AI product counselling and the protection of AI-generated works; IP specialist Jim Holloway; Theo Ling, who advises clients on AI and machine-learning concerns. Other key figures include Jennifer Bernardo, a partner in the firm’s employment and compensation law practice, and associates Mike Rubinger, Conrad Flaczyk, Matthew Cook and Jacqueline Chan.Practice head(s):
Usman Sheikh; Jim Holloway; Theo Ling
Other key lawyers:
Testimonials
‘It is clear from the first conversation you have with one of Baker’s experts that they understand the complexity underlying the design, development and deployment of AI systems. This is a firm that actively fosters the kind of cross-sector dialogue amongst key stakeholders across the AI ecosystem that is essential to the exchange of ideas in this space.’
‘The Baker McKenzie team has significant bench strength in AI on the technology, financial regulatory and commercial side in numerous jurisdictions including the US, Canada, the UK, the EU and APAC.’
‘Usman Sheikh is absolutely a stand-out partner at Baker McKenzie. I have worked with Usman for several years now on numerous technology related matters and I can speak to how he is an exceptional lawyer with deep legal subject matter expertise and technical knowledge.’
Key clients
Fidelity Information Services (FIS)
Work highlights
- Supported Fidelity Information Services, a multinational corporation which offers a wide range of financial products and services, on various matters which have included AI-related advice.
Canada > Corporate and M&A Tier 3
Leveraging the deep bench strength of its global network of 70 offices across North America, Latin America, and the EMEA and Asia Pacific regions, the Toronto corporate team of Baker McKenzie advises domestic and multinational corporates on high-value, cross-border transactions. With a client base spanning such sectors as pharmaceuticals, chemicals, aerospace, engineering, professional services and healthcare, the practice's full offering covers M&A, restructurings, takeover bids and corporate reorganizations. The team is led by David Palumbo, who brings expertise to capital markets and public M&A matters, along with Nancy Hamzo, a specialist in complex life sciences and tech industry transactions. Another name to note is Haran Viswanathan, who was promoted to partner in January 2024.Practice head(s):
David Palumbo; Nancy Hamzo
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Testimonials
‘We’ve worked with the Baker McKenzie M&A team on a number of transactions and appreciate the partner attention and continuity of a smaller team deal after deal. Team is diverse and led by a female partner.’
‘Nancy Hamzo is amazing – really trust her as deal lead and she keeps a strong, dedicated team.’
‘The team are very commercial in their advice, factoring in their knowledge of our business and its values, objectives and challenges – more importantly however, they invest in understanding those aspects through both committing time and resources to build relationships with our internal team, our business and how we do things.’
‘Long-standing commitment to client service over almost 20 years, very responsive, continually demonstrating that we are not simply another client, despite being a small client in their portfolio.’
Key clients
NeuPath Health
Bloom Burton Securities
Flowserve Corporation
Dexterra Group
New Mountain Capital
Thomson Reuters
Afry AB
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
Johnson & Johnson
Safran
Work highlights
- Advised NeuPath Health, a provider of chronic pain management services, in the acquisition of London Spine Clinic, a pain, spine and sport medicine clinic located in Ontario.
- Advised Bloom Burton Securities, as lead agent, in connection with the short form prospectus equity offering of 110m units of Satellos Bioscience, a regenerative medicine company listed on the TSXV, for aggregate gross proceeds of C$55 million.
- Advised Flowserve Corporation in its definitive agreement to acquire Velan in an all-cash transaction valued at approx. $245 million, including the purchase of all issued and outstanding equity, the assumption of debt and other assets.
Canada > Labour and employment Tier 3
The Toronto-based labour and employment practice at Baker McKenzie is well-placed to handle a range of advisory, transactional and contentious mandates, such as compensation arrangements, discrimination, harassment and gender pay equity litigation, and support with M&A transactions. The practice is directed by George Avraam, who majors on trial and appellate litigation. Also noted are Andrew Shaw (workplace disputes, collective bargaining and workplace investigations); and Jennifer Bernardo (labour, employment and corporate matters).Practice head(s):
George Avraam
Other key lawyers:
Andrew Shaw; Jennifer Bernardo; Ajanthana Anandarajah
Testimonials
‘This team is unique in their approach that intertwines legal excellence and service orientation for clients. Their attention to detail is consistent and extraordinary. They always make an effort to see the people involved and consider not just the immediate issues but explore the potential pathways in the future as outcomes for different decisions and approaches.’
‘George Avraam is one of the most incredible leaders I have ever worked with. His passion for the law and for leading a diverse team is obvious in all that he does. On his team I would also like to highlight Jennifer Bernardo and Ajanthana Anandarajah. They are all insightful, responsive and committed to advancing our society through careful consideration and application of legal principles.’
‘Baker McKenzie has an excellent employment and labour legal team. One of the team members is always available to support us with challenging legal matters. They provide strategic advice and remain up to date with new and emerging issues.’
‘George Avraam – one of the top lawyers in his field, George provides legal advice that our organization can rely on in challenging situations. We trust him with our most complex legal matters. Jennifer Bernardo – an exceptional lawyer and we know she will do an excellent job with our legal matters. She is detail-oriented, is up-to-date on all legal issues and provides a good perspective on our files.’
‘Baker McKenzie is a unique practice as the team is very professional and provides very timely and thoughtful advice. I find the team to be very capable and trustworthy. I also appreciate the diversity of the team. The documents they prepare are always very thorough and do a great job answering any questions that we might have.’
‘George Avraam is outstanding, very professional, respectful and intelligent. Ajanthana Anandarajah is excellent at laying out a strategy for complex cases. She has been very thoughtful and respectful and great to deal with. Jennifer Bernardo is very professional, thoughtful and excellent at explaining the situation; her written documents are outstanding.’
‘Very responsive, well-structured, the senior partner manages all matters and is accountable. Very personal attention and support. George Avraam provides outstanding personal service. He is particularly sensitive to cost and always available when needed.’
Key clients
University of Western Ontario
McMaster University
University of Waterloo
Queen’s University
Ontario Tech University
Council of Ontario Universities
The University of Guelph and York University
Canadian Association of Counsel to Employers
Canadian Constitution Foundation
RSM Canada
Zoom Communications
Work highlights
- Provided advice to universities on issues related to student protests and encampment issues on several university campuses.
- Represented the Canadian Association of Counsel to Employers at the Ontario Court of Appeal in a case involving wage restraint legislation.
Canada > Competition and antitrust Tier 4
Baker McKenzie's practice group regularly assists Canadian and international clients on a range of transactional merger control and foreign investment review matters. Additional areas of focus include antitrust counselling relating to commercial activities and handling contentious matters before Canadian judicial and enforcement authorities. Antitrust-focused Arlan Gates steers the practice from Toronto. Nancy Hamzo specializes in M&A and foreign investment requirements in Canada.Practice head(s):
Arlan Gates
Other key lawyers:
Nancy Hamzo; Sarah Mavula; John Pirie; David Gadsden; Justine Johnston
Testimonials
‘I have worked with Baker McKenzie on several transactions in Canada which required foreign investment analysis and clearance. I’ve been impressed with the team’s knowledge in this sector and how they have managed our cases with the authorities. We could not have managed without them.’
‘Nancy Hamzo and Sarah Mavula – a true standout team for these matters. Both are hands-on, knowledgeable and efficiently guide us on strategy and execution. In many cases, they think outside the box. Great international reach.’
‘Deep and unique coverage over competition and antitrust issues, including litigation, from a local and global perspective with the firm’s worldwide network and seasoned lawyers.’
‘John Pirie: a great strategist and planner, mastering business, commercial and legal issues. David Gadsden, a fearless litigator, is highly recognized among his peers and the legal community as a whole.’
‘David Gadsden is a thoughtful, strategic thinker who can handle any level of complexity. Justine Johnston is an incredible addition to the team. Whip-smart and a real asset to an international firm.’
Key clients
Sika
Platinum Equity Group
Flowserve Corporation
Embracer Group
NHK Spring
Mercedes-Benz
Avet Pharmaceuticals
Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty
Brookfield Business Partners
Chiesi Group
GlaxoSmithKline
Accenture
Puig
Work highlights
- Representing Sika AG in defending two class actions in Canada (Quebec and Federal Court) in connection with an alleged conspiracy to fix the prices of chemical admixtures in Canada and throughout the world.
- Advised Sika AG on the divestiture of the MBCC Group’s admixture systems business in Canada, the United States, the UK, the EU, Australia and New Zealand.
- Advised Solenis LLC, a portfolio company of Platinum Equity Group, on its $4.6bn acquisition of Diversey Holdings.
Canada > International trade Tier 4
Baker McKenzie’s Toronto-based international trade team is distinguished by its ability to leverage the wider firm’s extensive global platform to advise on multi-jurisdictional trade work, including customs issues and economic sanctions. Department head Julia Webster, who is also a certified customs specialist, brings experience across a broad range of regulatory and contentious matters. Regulatory associates Jacqueline Rotondi and Jing Xu are also noted.Practice head(s):
Julia Webster
Other key lawyers:
Key clients
Hilti; Hilti (Canada) Corporation; Hilti Corporation
Work highlights
- Representing Hilti entities in a re-investigation of normal values and export prices before the Canada Border Services Agency.
Canada > Tax Tier 4
Baker McKenzie's tax group regularly handles cross-border tax structuring and tax litigation mandates for domestic and multinational clients working in a range of sectors, among them mining, financial services, pharma and e-commerce. The department is directed by Toronto-based Jacques Bernier, who specializes in litigation and transfer pricing matters. Andrew Morreale is an additional key contact. Alex Pankratz left the firm in August 2023; however, transactional tax specialist Emmanuel Sala arrived from Dentons in May 2024.Practice head(s):
Jacques Bernier
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Canada > Technology Tier 4
Lauded for its ‘quick responses, enthusiasm and professionalism’, the team at Baker McKenzie advises on IT licensing agreements, AI solutions, broadcasting and media requirements and the establishment of data governance standards. Practice head Theo Ling is based in Toronto and specializes in digital transformation and data governance projects that involve data privacy, data security, electronic payments, AI and machine learning considerations. Associate Conrad Flaczyk handles cybersecurity and data privacy, IP and M&A matters.Practice head(s):
Theo Ling
Other key lawyers:
Conrad Flaczyk; Nadia Rauf
Testimonials
‘The team has a deep understanding of both legal principles and technological advancements, enabling them to provide accurate and up-to-date legal guidance. They advise on privacy and record retentions matters to ensure our operations to remain compliant. They serve as trusted advisors, offering strategic and practical solutions to enable us to achieve our business objectives while complying with legal obligations.’
‘Theo Ling’s performance is characterized by a combination of exceptional legal skills, deep industry knowledge and strong commitment. He can articulate complex legal concepts in a clear and concise manner, ensuring us fully understand the implications and options available to us. Nadia Rauf possesses a comprehensive knowledge of relevant laws, regulations and industry best practices.’
‘The Baker McKenzie team is dedicated to providing exceptional service that is tailored to the unique needs of each client. In my experience they pride themselves on their quick responses, enthusiasm and professionalism. Their approach is to make our issues their passion, ensuring that they address our concerns with the utmost care and dedication.’
‘What sets them apart from competitors is their dedication to first understanding the issue before seeking a resolution. This empathetic approach ensures that they are fully aligned with our needs and objectives. Their ability to communicate effectively and simplify legal jargon has been highly valued by our organization, which appreciates clarity and ease of understanding.’
‘Their patience, attention to detail and willingness to go the extra mile for clients is particularly noteworthy. Their standout qualities are not just limited to their professional capabilities, but also includes their personal touch and genuine care for our concerns.’
Canada > Dispute resolution: Ontario Tier 5
The Ontario disputes capabilities of Baker McKenzie take in commercial litigation and arbitration, corporate disputes, competition litigation, fraud litigation and a range of white-collar and financial recovery mandates. Practice head John Pirie specializes in representing corporations, banks and investors in commercial disputes. Also noted are Matthew Latella (white collar and asset recovery matters); and David Gadsden (competition and antitrust litigation, tech disputes, commercial arbitration).Practice head(s):
John Pirie
Other key lawyers:
Matthew Latella; David Gadsden; Christina Doria; Ahmed Shafey; Michael Nowina
Testimonials
‘Experts in their respective fields – from class action litigation to global arbitration files – the lawyers in Toronto excel at understanding client needs by actually listening to – and developing – a strong, close relationship with their clients. That personal touch – combined with a diversity of human and technical resources – matters in multi-million dollar disputes.’
‘Baker McKenzie’s individual dispute resolution specialists are thought leaders in their field; they ‘say and do’ when it comes to being able to handle massive, multi-jurisdictional files.’
‘Matthew Latella is a stand-out partner for complex cross-border disputes. Christina Doria has a wealth of experience and expertise in international arbitration. The team is excellent, and fully integrated into Baker’s global disputes network.’
‘Christina Doria is a superstar arbitration practitioner. The expertise of the Baker team is impressive. Many seasoned lawyers supervising up-and-coming lawyers. There is a nice diversity in the group which the clients appreciate.’
‘John Pirie – he is very skilled in both strategic consideration and in the various aspects of advocacy litigation. Ahmed Shafey and Michael Nowina are both also highly skilled and easy to work with.’
‘Unique breadth of perspective and highly efficient in litigation involving global or multijurisdictional issues with the firm’s network and locations worldwide. John Pirie is a great strategist and case planner, with a unique perspective on issues, and business and commercial acumen. David Gadsden is a fearless, efficient litigator, highly recognized among his pears and the legal community. Christina Doria is a great lawyer – efficient, proportionate, intelligent.’
‘John Pirie stands out by his capacity to grasp complex issues quickly and transform discussions on any issues into arguments. Christina Doria is quick to produce the necessary proceedings. The service is impeccable and their ability to spearhead facts into arguments is impressive.’
‘John Pirie and David Gadsden – both of them are exceptional lawyers and very good to work with. They are strategic and carefully consider the legal issues facing their clients and potential resolutions. They are both fierce advocates with excellent reputations, which gives them an advantage in resolving disputes for their clients.’
Key clients
Aroma Espresso Bar Canada
NHK Spring
Sika Canada
Avet Pharmaceuticals and Marcan Pharmaceuticals
CHU de Québec-Université Laval
AHM Investments Corporation, Ali Noureddine, Mirza Naeem Javed
Messier-Dowty (now Safran Landing Systems)
Apex Issuances
Creative Wealth Media Finance
Canaccord Genuity v Lux Vending
Six Defrauded Investors
Novamax Financial Group Corp
Overwatch Financial
Work highlights
- Represented Aroma Espresso Bar Canada in court proceedings in Ontario, resulting in a judgment setting aside two arbitral awards totalling $12.5m on the basis of reasonable apprehension of bias.
- Represented AHM Investments in a claim alleging fraud, oppression and a range of corporate defalcation against Paramount Fine Foods founder Mahamad Fakih.
- Represented NHK, a Japanese-based manufacturer of suspension assemblies for hard disk drives in defending three class actions in Canada in connection with an alleged conspiracy to fix prices in Canada and throughout the world.
Canada > Intellectual property Tier 5
Baker McKenzie’s global platform marks it as a key contender to support multinational clients on IP portfolio management, including Unilever. The Toronto-based team also represents domestic and international companies on IP transactions, anti-counterfeiting issues and litigation. Stephanie Vaccari heads the department and handles a wide scope of IP work, with a focus on trademark matters. Jim Holloway also maintains a broad IP practice, which spans regulatory compliance, portfolio management and litigation. Christopher Aide retired in 2024, while Sepideh Nassabi recently joined as counsel from Gardiner Roberts LLP.Practice head(s):
Stephanie Vaccari
Other key lawyers:
Key clients
Unilever
Fidelity Information Services
Zoom Video Communications
Zhaojin Mining
Kanal D
Bath & Body Works
Work highlights
- Advised Unilever on its trademark portfolio in Canada, including related advisory work and IP disputes.
- Advised Fidelity Information Services on various matters, including copyright infringement, trademark prosecution and enforcement of its intellectual property in Canada.
- Represented Zoom Video Communications in a trademark infringement lawsuit.
Canada > Insurance
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Jennifer Bernardo | Jennifer Bernardo is a partner in the Employment & Compensation Law Practice… | View Profile |
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Jacques Bernier | While leading Baker McKenzie’s Canadian tax practice, Jacques Bernier assists clients in… | View Profile |
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Ms Jacqueline Chan | Jacqueline Chan is an intellectual property lawyer focused on advisory, transactional and… | View Profile |
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Mr Matthew Cook | Matthew is an intellectual property and technology lawyer in Baker McKenzie’s Toronto… | View Profile |
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Conrad Flaczyk | Conrad is an IP/Tech Transactions and Privacy lawyer. He works closely with… | View Profile |
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Mr David Gadsden | David Gadsden represents global clients in complex commercial disputes. He is the… | View Profile |
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Michael Garellek | Michael serves as the head of the Financial Services Regulatory Practice for… | View Profile |
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Arlan Gates | Arlan Gates practices commercial and regulatory law as a member of Baker… | View Profile |
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Nancy Hamzo | Nancy Hamzo is a principal in the North American Transactions Group. Nancy… | View Profile |
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Mr Jim Holloway | Jim Holloway joined Baker McKenzie after graduating from law school in 1991.… | View Profile |
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Matthew Latella | Matthew Latella has over 25 years of experience as a trial lawyer… | View Profile |
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Theo Ling | Theo Ling heads Baker McKenzie’s Canadian technology and data practice and is… | View Profile |
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Mr Andrew Morreale | Andrew Morreale is a partner in Baker McKenzie’s Tax Practice Group in… | View Profile |
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Sepideh Nassabi | Sepideh Nassabi is a counsel in Baker McKenzie’s Intellectual Property Practice Group… | View Profile |
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David Palumbo | David Palumbo is a partner and Chair of the Corporate Transactions Practice… | View Profile |
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Mr John Pirie | John Pirie leads the Firm’s Litigation and Government Enforcement Group in Canada.… | View Profile |
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Ms Jacqueline Rotondi | Jacqueline Rotondi practices commercial, regulatory, competition and international trade law as a… | View Profile |
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Mr Mike Rubinger | Michael Rubinger is an associate in Baker McKenzie’s Intellectual Property Tech group.… | View Profile |
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Adv Emmanuel Sala | Emmanuel Sala is a partner in North America’s Tax Practice Group in… | View Profile |
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Andrew Shaw | Andrew Shaw is a partner in the Firm’s Employment & Compensation Law… | View Profile |
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Mr Usman Sheikh | Usman Sheikh is Chair of the Blockchain, AI & Fintech Practice (Canada).… | View Profile |
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Stephanie Vaccari | Stephanie Vaccari heads Baker McKenzie’s Intellectual Property Tech Practice Group in Toronto.… | View Profile |
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Haran Viswanathan | Haran Viswanathan is a partner in the Corporate Transactions Practice Group in… | View Profile |
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Jing Xu | Jing is an associate in Baker McKenzie’s International Commercial Practice Group and… | View Profile |
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