Sean Lewis
Lenczner Slaght LLP | Toronto, Ontario, Canada
A lawyer since 2018
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Matthew B. Lerner, esteemed partner at Lenczner Slaght, stands out as an unparalleled advocate in the legal arena. Chambers Canada commends him for his formidable blend of legal acumen, strategic insight, direct communication, and unwavering dedication to achieving objectives, setting him apart from his peers.
Focusing on complex commercial litigation, Matthew adeptly handles disputes in infrastructure and real estate, as well as insolvency cases. He is proficient in managing conflicts related to shareholders and partnerships, navigating commercial arbitration, and both initiating and defending against civil fraud claims.
In the realm of class actions, Matthew has represented boards and officers, defending against significant multi-jurisdictional cases. His involvement in various insolvency proceedings includes roles supporting court-appointed officers or secured creditors. Moreover, Matthew has cultivated extensive experience in safeguarding the interests of physicians in regulatory and malpractice scenarios.
Matthew's litigation expertise extends across all Ontario courts and numerous administrative tribunals, serving a diverse clientele that spans from solo entrepreneurs to major real estate developers and tech companies.
Leading the Lenczner Slaght Moot in Legal Ethics and Professionalism since 2010, Matthew demonstrates his commitment to nurturing future legal minds at Western Law.
Furthermore, as a member of the firm's Management Committee, Matthew plays a pivotal role in guiding Lenczner Slaght's strategic direction.
His practice areas include arbitration, commercial litigation, construction and infrastructure, employment law, injunctions, insolvency and restructuring, professional liability and regulation, and public law. Admitted to the Ontario Bar in 2008, Matthew's educational background is impressive, with a LL.B. from the University of Western Ontario, where he graduated with Distinction in 2007, and a HBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business in 2004, also with Distinction.