Moya Graham

Moya, hailing from Queen's University with a JD to her name, has established herself as a formidable trial lawyer within Toronto's litigation scene. Since her bar admission in Ontario in 2010, she's been a cornerstone of the legal community, focusing on the nitty-gritty of corporate and commercial litigation, alongside professional liability and construction disputes. Moya's prowess isn't confined to a single aspect of law; she adeptly handles everything from the intricacies of construction litigation to the nuanced challenges of procurement law, making her a go-to for businesses navigating the complex legal landscape.

Her litigation strategy, deeply rooted in a profound understanding of her clients' industries, has led to notable victories across various courts, including the pinnacle of Canada's legal system, the Supreme Court. Moya's role in pivotal arbitrations and trials, tackling professional negligence and commercial disputes, showcases her adeptness in both defensive and offensive legal strategies.

Among her recent successes, Moya stood as co-counsel in the Bendah case, defending obstetricians and anesthesiologists against medical negligence claims, and played a key role in KF Capital Ltd., where she navigated corporate indemnity claims with finesse. Her leadership in the Carroccia case, one of Ontario's first civil jury trials under COVID-19 protocols, underscores her adaptability and commitment to her clients' causes.

Her work extends beyond the courtroom. Moya's engagement in academic circles, teaching Trial Advocacy at Queen’s Law School and Advanced Contracts at the University of Western Ontario, complements her practice. Her guest lectures span topics from confidential information protection to the intricacies of summary judgment, illustrating her breadth of knowledge and commitment to legal education