Young Park

Young stands out as a seasoned commercial litigator, renowned for his adept handling of a broad spectrum of legal disputes and advocacy. His areas of expertise span intricate business confrontations, international disagreements, regulatory inquiries, reviews by the judiciary, matters of privacy and data security, issues regarding product and professional liability, conflicts in franchise operations, real estate controversies, and defamation cases.

In the courtroom, Young demonstrates unparalleled versatility and effectiveness, boasting a wealth of experience in leading trials, arbitration processes, regulatory hearings, and appeals. Beyond the courtroom, he offers sage advice on regulatory compliance and risk management, always with a sharp focus on practical solutions to business quandaries. His clientele encompasses a wide range of sectors, including but not limited to technology, mining, energy, manufacturing, telecommunications, logistics, education, entertainment, and food and beverage, further showcasing his broad legal acumen.

Acknowledged by The Best Lawyers in Canada for his prowess in Administrative and Public Law as well as Corporate & Commercial Litigation, Young's credentials are impeccable. His legal journey was shaped at Osgoode Hall Law School, culminating in an LL.B., complemented by a foundational B.A. from the University of Toronto, Trinity College. His professional journey is underpinned by active membership in the Canadian Bar Association.

Young’s recognition extends to prestigious accolades such as The Best Lawyers™ in Canada in his fields of specialty. His dedication to community and professional service is evident in his directorial role at The Lighthouse for Grieving Children since 2020 and his chairmanship of its Governance Committee since 2021. Additionally, his tenure on the Board of Trustees for Trinity College at the University of Toronto from 2010 to 2016, including a pivotal role in governance reform, speaks volumes of his commitment to civic duties.

As a sought-after speaker, Young has shared his insights at various key industry events, discussing topics from updates on the Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) to the intricacies of digital advertising law and the accountability of Canadian mining firms for overseas operations. His practice areas are comprehensive, covering litigation and dispute resolution, administrative and regulatory issues, advertising and marketing law, arbitration, commercial litigation, judicial reviews and appeals, indigenous law, as well as privacy, data governance, and cybersecurity, alongside real estate litigation. This wide-ranging expertise underscores Young’s position as a formidable force in the legal profession.