Ron is a partner in the Commercial Disputes Group. His practice encompasses a broad range of commercial disputes matters in both the private and public sectors, including extensive experience in corporate governance and regulatory matters. This includes:
- advising organizations including hospitals, professional regulatory bodies, universities and colleges, professional associations and other not-for profit organizations on the full range of issues relating to governance and member/stakeholder relations
- advising organizations on member regulation practices including professional and member discipline
- representing clients on governance and regulatory matters including member/shareholder disputes and director and officer liability issues
Ron has appeared as counsel at all levels of court in Ontario and before the Supreme Court of Canada.
Experience
- Chartered Professional Accountants – Ontario – Comprehensive update of governing documents including Member and Student discipline process.
- Acts for Private and Public Sector clients in internal misconduct/malfeasance investigations and related litigation.
- Acts for public sector clients including hospitals, universities, colleges, social clubs, professional regulators and associations on the full range of corporate governance issues and litigation arising in connection with those issues.
- Acts for clients on issues and claims relating to the accounting profession, including issues of accountants’ professional responsibilities.
- Chartered Professional Accountants – Ontario – Comprehensive update of governing documents including Member and Student discipline process.
- Acts for Private and Public Sector clients in internal misconduct/malfeasance investigations and related litigation.
- Acts for public sector clients including hospitals, universities, colleges, social clubs, professional regulators and associations on the full range of corporate governance issues and litigation arising in connection with those issues.
- Acts for clients on issues and claims relating to the accounting profession, including issues of accountants’ professional responsibilities.
