Alexander Bogach

Alex boasts a diverse litigation practice, focusing on public and regulatory law, class action defense, and commercial disputes. His clientele ranges from banks to Indigenous communities, spanning sectors like nuclear, wind, transportation, and mining. Notably, Alex has handled complex class actions, delving into the intricacies of regulatory frameworks.

One of his standout cases involved representing BWXT Nuclear Energy Canada in a Federal Court application brought by Citizens Against Radioactive Neighborhoods. Alex's adept handling resulted in a successful defense of the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission's decision.

In terms of recognition, Alex has been named as "One to Watch" by Best Lawyers in Canada for his expertise in insolvency and financial restructuring law, administrative and public law, and corporate and commercial litigation from 2022 to 2024.

He also contributes valuable insights through articles like "Doubling down on Doré" and "Reasonableness revisited," shedding light on evolving legal doctrines. His contributions extend beyond articles, with engagements like clerking for Justice Clément Gascon of the Supreme Court of Canada and Justice David W. Stratas of the Federal Court of Appeal.

A Frank Knox Fellow at Harvard Law School, Alex's academic achievements are noteworthy, including receiving the Medal in Law at Queen's Faculty of Law and winning the Canadian Bar Association Real Property Law Section Essay Competition. Alex's multifaceted expertise and dedication make him a standout figure in the legal arena.