Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP | Toronto, Ontario, Canada
A lawyer since 1984
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Jeremy stands out as a pivotal advisor to Canada's largest pension plans and fund investment managers, guiding them through the complexities of governance, investment strategies, and regulatory compliance. His expertise extends to advising North American professional sports leagues on the intricacies of pension and cross-border compensation for athletes and officials, showcasing his versatility in handling diverse client needs.
Jeremy's counsel is sought after for structuring, divesting, acquiring, and de-risking pension funds, reflecting his deep understanding of the financial landscape. His work with private and public sector employers, as well as Canadian and international consulting firms and financial institutions, underscores his comprehensive knowledge of pension legislation, tax, and trust issues related to corporate transactions.
His involvement in significant deals, like SCOR Global Life's pension de-risking contract with Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada/Bell Canada, and Borealis Infrastructure's acquisition of LifeLabs, highlights his strategic acumen in navigating high-stakes transactions.
Recognized by esteemed publications such as The Legal 500 Canada and The Best Lawyers in Canada, Jeremy's expertise in pension and employee benefits law is widely acknowledged. Clients praise his knowledge and practical advice, citing his reliability and brilliant legal mind.
Jeremy's contributions to the field extend beyond client work; he actively shares his knowledge through writings and speaking engagements across North America. A member of several prestigious legal and pension management associations, his influence in the field is profound.
Educated at Queen's University, Jeremy's legal foundation complements his distinguished career. His practice areas, including environmental, social, and governance (ESG), executive compensation, and tax, reflect his broad expertise in serving the pension funds and sports sectors.