Jeremy Opolsky

Jeremy excels in the realm of business law disputes, showcasing remarkable proficiency in handling complex commercial disputes, insolvency litigation, and public law matters. His role in representing clients across various commercial conflicts includes addressing shareholder disagreements, contractual disputes, and issues surrounding confidential information, fiduciary duties, and trusts.

He frequently represents clients on the Ontario Commercial List, tackling a wide array of commercial disputes. Jeremy's appellate experience is extensive, with numerous appearances in Divisional Court, the Courts of Appeal of Ontario, and even the Supreme Court of Canada.

His practice extends to a diverse range of services, including commercial litigation, cannabis-related legal issues, corporate restructuring, public law, arbitration, and advising family enterprises. Notably, Jeremy played a crucial role in securing an award of specific performance for over 275 acres of undeveloped land in the Greater Toronto Area, marking a significant victory in the Ontario Court of Appeal.

Jeremy has also made significant contributions to high-profile Supreme Court cases, clarifying Canadian contract law and engaging as counsel in pivotal rulings that bring new clarity to the duties of good faith and honest contractual performance.

His recognition by Benchmark Litigation and Best Lawyers in Canada as a leading lawyer in corporate and commercial litigation, alongside administrative and public law, underscores his expertise and standing in the legal community. Jeremy's insights into legal strategies and rulings, including his analysis of Federal Court decisions and appellate court findings, reflect his deep understanding and thought leadership in the legal field.

Beyond his case work, Jeremy's commitment to the legal profession is evident through his involvement in pro bono work and legal education, including serving on the Civil Rules Review Working Group and lecturing on appellate practice and contract law. His dedication to assisting self-represented litigants and his role as a law clerk to a former Supreme Court Justice before starting his practice highlight his comprehensive legal background and commitment to justice.

Educated at the University of Toronto, where he graduated as a Gold Medalist in law, and holding an honors degree in Economics and History from Queen's University, Jeremy was admitted to the Ontario bar in 2011. His career is distinguished not only by his legal acumen but also by his dedication to legal education and pro bono service.