Rebecca Jones, a notable partner at Lenczner Slaght, is celebrated by Chambers Canada for her litigation prowess, exceptional sophistication, and effective communication skills. Her work is distinguished by its superior quality.

With substantial experience in both trial and appellate law, Rebecca adeptly represents both the private and public sectors. Her practice spans public law proceedings, commercial disputes, class actions, and professional liability cases. Her involvement in public law is comprehensive, dealing with judicial reviews, public inquiries, integrity investigations, constitutional matters, regulatory proceedings, and expropriation disputes. Rebecca's clientele includes governments, public institutions, senior officials, as well as individuals and businesses dealing with regulatory issues or disputes involving public entities.

In the realms of commercial litigation and class actions, Rebecca works across various sectors such as natural resources, transportation, and professional services. Her professional liability practice sees her representing both professionals and regulatory colleges, and she is frequently appointed as independent counsel. Additionally, Rebecca is skilled in conducting intricate workplace investigations.

Rebecca's legal expertise extends to appearances across all Ontario courts and serving as counsel in commercial arbitrations. Recognized as a trusted advisor, she provides strategic guidance on complex legal issues.

Leading the firm’s Public Law Practice Group and co-chairing the Pro Bono Committee, Rebecca is an influential figure within her firm. She also contributes to the legal community as a speaker on topics including trial practice and professional liability and regulation.

Her practice areas include appeals, class actions, commercial litigation, investigations, professional liability and regulation, and public law. Admitted to the Ontario Bar in 2003, Rebecca's educational credentials include an LLB with Honours from the University of Toronto in 2002 and a BA in Political Science and History with Honours from McGill University in 1999.