Amy Pressman

Amy Pressman stands out in the legal field, offering expertise in advocacy, environmental law, and ensuring clients adhere to regulations. Her counsel spans a diverse array of sectors, guiding clients through disputes involving contracts, product responsibility, and environmental challenges. Amy's proficiency extends to both advising on product safety and navigating crisis situations, earning her the role of a go-to advisor for many.

Her courtroom presence is notable, with appearances across various levels in Ontario, including the prestigious Ontario Court of Appeal. Beyond Ontario, her expertise has been recognized in the Federal Court of Appeal, as well as the supreme and appellate courts of British Columbia. Amy's commitment to her field is further demonstrated through her active participation in industry conferences, where she shares her knowledge, and her recognition as a Litigation Lawyer to Watch by Lexpert® underscores her prowess.

Amy's case portfolio includes notable judgments such as the decision against Selkirk Mountain Forest Limited by the British Columbia Supreme Court and her successful advocacy in Douglas v. Stan Fergusson Fuels across multiple levels of Ontario's courts. Her work in Joshi v. Minister of Health and Long-Term Care showcases her ability to tackle health and regulatory disputes, while her representation in Imperial Oil and Devon Estates v. 1367490 Ontario Inc. highlights her expertise in environmental and contract law.

Amy's academic achievements provide a foundation for her legal expertise. She pursued her Master of Laws at Osgoode Hall Law School, graduating in 2009. Her legal journey began with a Juris Doctor from the University of Toronto in 1996, preceded by a Bachelor of Science with First Class Honours from McGill University in 1993, setting the stage for a distinguished career in law. Fluent in English, Amy's communication skills complement her legal acumen, making her a formidable advocate and advisor.