List celebrates most distinguished women in the world of litigation

Chantelle Cseh, Sandra Forbes and Maureen Littlejohn have once again been named in Benchmark Litigation’s Top 100 Women in Litigation list. Each year, the Benchmark team engages in peer review-based research to recognize the country’s most distinguished litigators and their firms for their exemplary work. We appreciate our clients entrusting us with their most important litigation matters and we commend our lawyers on achieving this well-deserved recognition. 

Earning accolades from both clients and peers this year are:

Chantelle Cseh. Chantelle is known for her skilled advocacy and strategic judgment. She  specializes in complex commercial litigation, national and cross-border class actions and competition litigation. Clients describe Chantelle as “an outstanding lawyer whose dedication, inventive thinking and broad range of knowledge is impressive.” 

Sandra Forbes. Sandra achieves successful results for clients on diverse issues, including class actions alleging anti-competitive conduct or collusion and competition matters such as abuse of dominance. Recently named “Litigator of the Year” at the Canadian Law Awards, clients describe her as “a truly exceptional litigator, among a very select few at the top tier of competition litigation practitioners in Canada.” 

Maureen Littlejohn. Maureen’s civil litigation practice focuses on complex commercial litigation and alternative dispute resolution. Her broad experience spans commercial disputes, insolvency proceedings, estates litigation, breach of confidence matters, employment disputes and class actions. Clients note that “Maureen is incredibly thorough and gives an honest and direct assessment of the facts as she sees them.”