Alexi Wood Asked to Sit on the International Advisory Council for the University of Cincinnati College of Law

Posted by Jennifer Saville
On August 15, 2018
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Alexi Wood is pleased to announce that she has been asked to sit on the newly created International Advisory Council for the University of Cincinnati College of Law. The International Advisory Council will guide the Law School in the implementation and expansion of its international programs, including the Law School’s international LLM program.

Phil Tunley Contributes Chapter to “The Guide to Energy Market Manipulation”

Posted by Jennifer Saville
On March 13, 2018
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Phil Tunley contributes to The Guide to Energy Market Manipulation. His chapter, “The Use of Expert Evidence”, provides an overview of the decision in Re Market Surveillance Administrator involving allegations against TransAlta Corporation, Canada’s first energy market manipulation case. The chapter provides a review of recent court cases, both as an essential primer on the […]

Partners Phil Tunley and Alexi Wood Named “Litigation Stars” by Benchmark Canada

Posted by Jennifer Saville
On January 24, 2018
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St. Lawrence Barristers is delighted to announce that partners Phil Tunley and Alexi Wood have been recognized as “Litigation Stars” in Benchmark Canada’s 2018 Guide to Canada’s Leading Litigation Firms and Attorneys. Now in its 11th year of publication, Benchmark exclusively covers the litigation and disputes market in North America, covering the US, Canada and Mexico. The results of Benchmark […]

Alexi Wood Pleased to Once Again Teach Advance Torts at the University of Toronto

Posted by Jennifer Saville
On January 4, 2018
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Alexi Wood is pleased to once again be teaching Advanced Torts at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. This seminar course allows students to engage in a detailed analysis of tort law. The course reviews the basic principles of tort law, with each seminar exploring new, emerging, and undecided areas of law. This year’s course […]

St. Lawrence Barristers LLP Welcomes Associate Jennifer Saville

Posted by Jennifer Saville
On December 4, 2017
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St. Lawrence Barristers is pleased to welcome associate Jennifer Saville. Called to the bar in 2015, Jennifer maintains a broad civil litigation practice and frequently represents clients in court, administrative tribunal proceedings, and private arbitration. She advises clients on complex commercial disputes, public and administrative law, health law, media law and professional liability and regulation. Prior […]

St. Lawrence Barristers Proud to be a Silver Sponsor at the 20th annual CJFE Gala

Posted by Jennifer Saville
On November 30, 2017
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St. Lawrence Barristers is proud to be a Silver Sponsor at the 20th annual Canadian Journalists for Free Expression gala, “A Night to Honour Courageous Reporting”. The CJFE monitors, defends and promotes free expression and access to information in Canada and internationally. It promotes a free media as essential to a fair and open society, champions […]

Best Lawyers in Canada Identifies Phil Tunley as Leading Lawyer

Posted by Jennifer Saville
On September 25, 2017
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St. Lawrence Barristers is pleased to announce that Phil Tunley has been recognized as a leading lawyer in the 2018 edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada in the practice areas of Administrative and Public Law, Appellate Practice, Corporate and Commercial Litigation, and Defamation and Media Law. Best Lawyers is the oldest and most respected attorney ranking service […]

Phil Tunley Quoted in National Observer’s “Torture and Interrogation the CSIS and RCMP Way”

Posted by Jennifer Saville
On September 20, 2017
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The National Observer has released the second chapter in a four-part series investigating apparent institutional biases within the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Phil Tunley provides his own perspective on techniques used by CSIS and the RCMP in “Torture and Interrogation the CSIS and RCMP Way” by Bruce Livesay.

Phil Tunley to Teach Trial Advocacy at The University of Toronto Faculty of Law

Posted by Jennifer Saville
On September 19, 2017
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Phil Tunley is pleased to once again teach Trial Advocacy at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. This popular course, led by Julie Hannaford, is taught by a faculty made up entirely of practicing advocates. The course gives students in their second and third years a hands-on opportunity to learn and practice advocacy skills at […]

Phil Tunley and Alexi Wood Launch St. Lawrence Barristers LLP

Posted by Jennifer Saville
On September 18, 2017
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Phil Tunley and Alexi Wood are pleased to announce the launch of St. Lawrence Barristers LLP. St. Lawrence Barristers LLP offers strategic advice and representation to clients before all levels of courts and administrative tribunals in Canada. We are experienced trial and appellate counsel, specializing in complex civil litigation and regulatory disputes. Our clients regularly […]

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