Daniella Murynka

Daniella Murynka stands out as an innovative force at Fasken, where she revolutionizes litigation services as the Knowledge and Practice Innovation Lawyer for the Ontario Litigation group. Her role involves staying abreast of the latest legal trends, developing specialized legal tools and content, and enhancing the collective knowledge base of the firm's attorneys.

Her litigation background is extensive and diverse, covering class actions, arbitrations, corporate disputes, and constitutional issues, showcasing her versatility in the courtroom across various levels, including the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and the Ontario Court of Appeal.

Before her tenure at Fasken, Daniella honed her skills at a prominent Canadian litigation boutique and furthered her education with an LLM from Harvard Law School, focusing on the nuanced relationship between linguistic data and legal interpretation. Her contributions to legal scholarship are well-regarded, often cited in judicial decisions.

Daniella's experience includes prestigious clerkships with Justice Alan S. Diner and Justice John B. Laskin, enriching her legal perspective. She's enhancing her expertise with a Master's Certificate in Legal Writing and shares her knowledge through teaching legal research and writing at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law.

With degrees from Harvard University and the University of Toronto, and a distinguished undergraduate record in Comparative Literature from the University of Alberta, Daniella's academic credentials are impeccable. Her commitment to legal education and innovation is further evidenced by her active membership in various legal associations and her involvement in the Toronto Knowledge Management Legal Forum.

In the dynamic legal landscape of Canada and beyond, Daniella Murynka is not just a lawyer but a visionary, constantly pushing the boundaries of how legal services are delivered and consumed. Her dedication to enhancing litigation practices sets a high standard for legal professionals everywhere.