Eric Levy

Eric Levy, serving as a distinguished partner within the Corporate Group at Osler, also plays a crucial role on the firm’s Partnership Board. As the driving force behind Osler's Gaming Group and former leader of the Montreal Corporate Group, Eric has carved out a significant niche in cross-border M&A, marking his territory with profound knowledge and expertise in a variety of financial undertakings. These include, but are not limited to, public offerings, private equity dealings, and intricate recapitalization initiatives.

With a dual B.C.L./LL.B. and a B.A. from McGill University, Eric is adept in both English and French, offering a broad spectrum of legal services. His work spans several sectors, such as energy, gaming, media, and biotech, making him a versatile and sought-after advisor for both domestic and international clientele. His prowess in navigating complex legal landscapes has earned him accolades in Chambers Canada and The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory, among others, highlighting his proficiency in corporate/commercial law and gaming & licensing in Québec.

Eric’s illustrious career is punctuated by his advisory role to a myriad of entities, ranging from local startups to global powerhouses, particularly in the mining and gaming sectors. His counsel is not just limited to corporate maneuvering but extends into guiding private equity funds through the intricacies of investment strategies. This blend of local insight and global perspective has not only cemented Eric’s status as a leader in his field but has also garnered him significant recognition across prestigious platforms such as Chambers Canada and Best Lawyers in Canada.

His affiliations with the American Bar Association, Canadian Bar Association, and Québec Bar underscore his commitment to the legal profession and his dedication to staying at the forefront of industry developments. Eric Levy’s contributions to the corporate legal landscape, particularly in M&A and gaming law, are not just recognized by peers but have also been instrumental in shaping the sector’s evolution in Canada and beyond.