Alysha Pannu

Diving into the complex world of competition law, Alysha stands out as a beacon of expertise within Toronto's legal landscape. With a keen focus on navigating the intricacies of competition/antitrust law, including the delicate dance of mergers and acquisitions under the vigilant eyes of regulatory bodies, her guidance is indispensable. Alysha's journey through the legal realms began with a solid foundation in law and international affairs, marking her as a distinguished alumna of the University of Ottawa and the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs. Fluent in the language of legal and regulatory nuance, she wields her bilingual prowess in English and French to bridge gaps and clarify the often murky waters of compliance matters.

Before her tenure at Osler, Alysha sharpened her legal acumen on several high-stakes transactions, offering sage advice to giants like Quebecor Inc. and Videotron Ltd. in the landmark sale of Freedom Mobile Inc., navigating through the proposed Rogers-Shaw merger. Her role in facilitating Tervita Corporation's merger with SECURE Energy Services Inc., creating a formidable entity valued at $2.3 billion, underscores her ability to steer complex deals towards successful closure. Alysha's expertise is not just confined to Canadian soil; her international flair is evident in her counsel to global pharmaceutical leaders like Allergan plc. and Bristol-Myers Squibb, guiding them through billion-dollar acquisitions with a steady hand.

Her commitment to fostering knowledge within the legal community is evident in her active participation in both the Canadian and American Bar Associations. Alysha's leadership as Chair of the Competition Law and Foreign Investment Review Section’s Young Lawyers Committee and her role as Vice-Chair of the Section of Antitrust Law’s Unilateral Conduct Committee highlight her dedication to advancing the field. Her engagement with the next generation of lawyers, through moderating discussions on the intersection of competition and labor markets, showcases her commitment to nurturing the legal landscape.

Alysha's contributions extend beyond the courtroom and conference halls. Her scholarly work, including co-authoring a jurisdictional guide on information exchanges and related risks, offers invaluable insights into navigating the legal complexities of competition law. In the bustling corridors of Toronto's legal scene, Alysha is a guiding light, offering clarity, strategy, and a path forward for those entangled in the web of competition law.