Imad Alame

Imad excels in the realms of civil and commercial litigation, showcasing versatility across tort and contractual disputes, class action defenses, arbitration, and administrative law. His expertise shines through his involvement in high-profile cases, extending to the Supreme Court of Canada.

His journey with Blakes began as a summer student, transitioning into a valued articled clerk, underpinning his commitment with practical experience. At law school, his dedication to community service was evident through his volunteer work at a legal clinic and his leadership in contract law tutorials.

His notable contributions include aiding a renowned global manufacturer in navigating product liability concerns, defending a trust corporation against class action claims linked to syndicated mortgages, and safeguarding a major chartered bank against various legal challenges. His arbitration skills have also benefited numerous corporations, and he played a key role in a Blakes trial team defending a pharmaceutical giant against product liability claims.

Imad's commitment extends beyond the courtroom. As an active member of The Advocates' Society, he contributes to the legal community's growth. His pro bono work supports public interest groups and individuals, offering his expertise through the Pro Bono Ontario Free Legal Advice Hotline.

His scholarly contributions include co-authoring articles on litigation trends and the impact of recent amendments on arbitration rules, showcasing his thought leadership in the field.

Imad's educational background is as distinguished as his professional one, earning a JD as a Gold Medalist from the University of Windsor, along with a Master's in Political Science and an LLB in Civil Law from Sagesse University, illustrating a foundation built on excellence and a broad understanding of the law.