Ottawa—Dentons is pleased to announce that the Firm was recognized 86 times in this year’s Chambers Canada 2019 client guide; 24 of these rankings achieved the highest ranking possible (Bands 1 and 2).

The Firm also received an impressive 23 rankings for our practice groups, being recognized for their national prominence in the areas of:

• Aboriginal Law
• Agribusiness: Agriculture & Food Products
• Agribusiness: Forestry
• Banking & Finance
• Cannabis Law
• Competition/Antitrust
• Employment & Labour
• Energy & Natural Resources: Mining
• Energy: Oil & Gas
• Energy: Power
• Environment
• International Trade/WTO
• Media & Entertainment
• Pensions & Benefits
• Privacy & Data Protection
• Projects: PPP & Infrastructure
• Public Procurement
• Real Estate
• Restructuring/Insolvency
• Startups & Emerging Companies
• Tax
• Telecoms, Media & Broadcasting
• Transportation: Rail & Road

The Firm received regional nods in the areas of Corporate/Commercial: The Elite; Employment & Labour; Energy: Provincial Regulatory; and Real Estate: Zoning/Land Use in Alberta; Real Estate in British Columbia; and Litigation: General Commercial and Real Estate in Ontario.

In addition, three practice areas were newly recognized this year: Cannabis Law, Competition/Antitrust, and Media & Entertainment.

Clients praised our team to be "extremely helpful, comprehensive, proactive and knowledgeable," as well as "very attentive, experienced and professional in all regards." Other sources highlighted the Firm's national capabilities: "They have a lot of people around the country."

With representation across our six Canadian offices, these excellent and well-deserved rankings highlight the talent and scope of our lawyers’ capabilities, and reflect our collaborative efforts and common objective to deliver exceptional legal services and business solutions for clients. While many of Dentons’ lawyers have been ranked previously, six were included in the guide for the first time this year: Chantal Bernier, Gordon Esau, Eric Foster, April Kosten, John Salmas and Carlo Vairo. Helen Newland and Michael Hollinger also received mention by Chambers as “Recognised Practitioners,” placing them on the publication’s research radar for future editions.

The following 47 outstanding lawyers received a total of 56 rankings as leading lawyers in their fields.

Congratulations to the entire team of talented lawyers who were recognized in this year’s Chambers Canada directory.

For the complete Dentons listing, please visit the Chambers website.

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