Meghan Bridges, a partner at Lenczner Slaght, specializes in civil litigation with a broad practice covering professional liability, commercial disputes, class actions, and investigations. Before her current role, Meghan honed her litigation skills at a national law firm, tackling complex medical negligence and commercial cases, leading investigations, and providing immediate advice on critical public interest issues. Her extensive experience includes both prosecuting and defending complex cases in trials and appeals across all court levels in Ontario and before administrative bodies.

Meghan’s academic background is as distinguished as her professional one. She earned her JD with honors from the University of Toronto, receiving the prestigious Michael J. Moldaver Prize for outstanding performance in her final year. Her law school years were marked by an enthusiastic involvement in mooting competitions, including participation in the Gale Cup Moot and the Grand Moot, coaching roles for the Baby Gale and the Gale Moots, and membership on the Moot Court Committee. Meghan’s pre-law achievements include graduating from the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario as an Ivey Scholar, where she completed her Honours Business Administration degree.

Meghan is admitted to practice in Ontario since 2015, and her educational credentials include a JD with honors from the University of Toronto, awarded in 2014, and an HBA with honors from the Richard Ivey School of Business, awarded in 2011.