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  • David Reiter

    David S. Reiter

    As a strategic litigator, David focuses on a variety of civil and quasi-criminal matters involving, aimed at managing and mitigating ongoing exposure. On the quasi-criminal side, David represents, arguments for his clients’ positions. David’s background in criminal law has given him the ability, of criminal law, David is particularly well-positioned to assist clients with the assembly, , the Competition Act and the Criminal Code, , Rieter Partner As a strategic litigator, David focuses on a variety of civil and quasi-criminal, and implementation of strategies aimed at managing and mitigating ongoing exposure. On the quasi-criminal side, on a variety of civil and quasi-criminal matters involving incidents and conduct at and outside, criminal law at Reiter Barristers LLP. (2000-2007) He also practiced quasi-criminal and civil litigation, and develops persuasive arguments for his clients’ positions. David’s background in criminal law has given

  • Simon Dugas

    Simon is a thoughtful advocate. He is passionate about crafting arguments to resolve matters in a cost-effective manner. Simon’s meticulous planning skills and solutions-oriented attitude are key to his commitment to client service. Simon is a member of the firm’s Litigation Group. He advises on a broad range of disputes, including corporate and commercial matters, complex shareholder disputes, privacy and data security, class actions, quasi-criminal regulatory matters and administrative law, security, class actions, quasi-criminal regulatory matters and administrative law. Simon summered

  • Dillon Collett

    , shareholder and regulatory disputes as well as quasi-criminal regulatory matters. He has represented, as well as quasi-criminal regulatory matters. He has represented individuals and corporations

  • Vedran Simkic

    Vedran Simkic

    matters, construction law, labour and employment law, quasi-criminal regulatory matters, financial, matters, construction law, labour and employment law, quasi-criminal regulatory matters, financial

  • Brian Chung

    Brian Chung

    Brian is a confident and strategic litigator who serves clients of all sizes, across a number of industries. As a strong communicator, he develops a deep understanding of his clients’ needs to ensure all of his work is directly relevant to advancing his clients’ business objectives. Brian is a member of the firm’s Litigation & Dispute Resolution Group. He frequently represents clients involved in disputes relating to real estate, municipal, construction and quasi-criminal regulatory matters, and quasi-criminal regulatory matters. His experience includes matters relating to contractual disputes

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    Brian Chung and Mark van Zandvoort Included in Benchmark Litigation’s 2023 40 & Under List

    , construction and quasi-criminal regulatory matters. Mark van Zandvoort practises a broad range of corporate

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    Litigation & Dispute Resolution

    Conflict happens — with large organizations, small private companies and in the lives of individuals. The role of Aird & Berlis is to secure a just, cost-effective and timely result for you or your organization, whether the complaint has been made by or against you. Acting in all forms of dispute resolution — civil lawsuits, quasi-criminal proceedings, administrative proceedings, appeals, Privacy & Data Security Professional Liability Quasi-criminal Offences Real Estate & Commercial

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    Leasing to Cannabis Businesses

    , they may be found criminally responsible under certain sections of the Criminal Code of Canada, payments from a known criminal source could be construed as possession of proceeds of a crime or money laundering. Landlords may also face quasi-criminal penalties under the Planning Act or the Civil, for any reason or in certain circumstances (including, but not limited to, criminal charges, raids, distress rights, as seizing the “inventory” would be a criminal offence. Conclusion Landlords seeking

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    Congratulations to Our New Partners!

    litigation, quasi-criminal regulatory matters and construction litigation. Jeremy Nemers is a member

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    Aird & Berlis Announces New Partners

    , labour and employment law, quasi-criminal regulatory matters, financial services litigation

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    Six Partners Recognized in 2024 <i>Benchmark Litigation Canada</i> Guide

    to real estate, municipal, construction and quasi-criminal regulatory matters. Mark van Zandvoort

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    Aird & Berlis Welcomes Seven New Partners

    and regulatory disputes, as well as quasi-criminal regulatory matters. Sean Green is a member

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    Aird & Berlis Recognized in 2023 Edition of Benchmark Litigation’s Canada Guide

    in disputes relating to real estate, municipal, construction and quasi-criminal regulatory matters. Amy

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    Recent Developments in Canadian Crypto-Litigation Orders Provide Cause for Concern

    Introduction Crypto-asset disputes constitute a growing area of Canadian and international jurisprudence. In light of the cross-border nature of quasi-criminal or criminal activities relating to crypto-frauds, jurisdictional barriers often pose significant issues with utilizing civil recovery methods through the traditional courts to assist alleged victims on crypto-recovery schemes. English courts have recently held that transference of digital assets to wallets of individuals located

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    Key Takeaways From 2023 Appellate Decisions

    in all forms of dispute resolution – civil lawsuits, quasi-criminal proceedings, administrative

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    Virtual Collateral 101: How to Take and Enforce Security Over Cryptocurrencies, Crypto-Assets and Central Bank Digital Currencies

    courts or criminal investigative entities.14 In January of 2022, Tether froze an additional $150, of securities law39 as well as in the context of criminal law pertaining to money laundering40 and to unlicensed