Marleigh Dick

Marleigh's expertise in the legal sector, particularly within the realms of regulatory, environmental law, and insolvency and restructuring, distinguishes her as a notable associate in our Litigation Group. Her civil and commercial litigation prowess is backed by a solid foundation in law from Osgoode Hall and an undergraduate degree in Psychology and Criminology from Western University, enriched further by an academic stint at Bond University in Queensland, Australia.

At Osgoode, Marleigh's academic journey was marked by notable engagements, including working closely with Justice Lorne Sossin and Professor Craig Scott, contributing significantly to her legal acumen. Her active participation in moot courts and the Mediation Clinic Intensive Program further honed her litigation and mediation skills.

Marleigh's transition from a summer student in 2018 to completing her articles with the firm in 2019-2020 has been marked by significant achievements, including her pivotal role in securing a landmark judgment for Nieuport Aviation against Porter Airlines, showcasing her capabilities in high-stakes litigation.

Her recognition within the legal community is well-deserved, with accolades such as the Gowling WLG Prize in Securities Regulation and her contributions to "The Oxford Handbook of the Canadian Constitution" highlighting her scholarly impact. Marleigh's dedication to pro bono work and community service, exemplified through her involvement with various legal and restorative justice initiatives, underscores her commitment to leveraging her legal expertise for societal benefit.

Marleigh's contributions to the field of law, combined with her active engagement in webinars on Indigenous Law Insights, demonstrate her dedication to furthering legal knowledge and advocating for justice. Her affiliations with the Ontario Bar Association, the Law Society of Ontario, and the Canadian Bar Association reflect her commitment to the legal profession and her continuous pursuit of excellence in her practice.