Litigation

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Canadian Bar Association
Québec Bar
Ontario Bar Association

Ontario, 2003
Québec, 2002

McGill University Faculty of Law, LL.B. (with Distinction), 2002
McGill University, B.C.L., 2001
McGill University, B.A., Philosophy, 1997

Cara Cameron is a partner in the firm’s litigation practice, specializing in corporate/commercial litigation.

Cara is a member of the team that acts on behalf of Corporation Cinar in significant litigation in Canada and elsewhere involving the recovery of in excess of $100 million in relation to certain unauthorized transactions. This litigation involves jurisdictional enforcement and liquidation proceedings. She also participated in the representation of a Brazilian pension fund manager in relation to a major dispute involving certain foreign telecommunications assets, resulting in multi-jurisdictional litigation.

Cara is co-author of Flirting with the Devil while Doing God’s Work: The Regulation of Charitable Fund-raising, an essay on charities law and policy in Canada, published for the Kahanoff Foundation by McGill-Queen’s University Press and is co-author, with William Brock and Mathieu Bouchard, of “Canada-Civil Law” in Grubbs, S.R. ed., International Civil Procedure, Kluwer Law International, 2003.

Cara joined the firm as a student in 1999 and became a partner in 2006.

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