Congratulations to our team of Avi Bourassa, Viktor Nikolov, and Justin Nasseri on achieving two more victories in the litigation saga of The Morgan Investments Group Inc. et al. v. Adi Development Group Inc. et al., this time in the Divisional Court of the Ontario...
Harleen Grewal is a summer student at Ross Nasseri LLP. She is a tenacious advocate who approaches difficult problems with creativity and thoughtfulness.
As a second-year J.D. candidate at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, Harleen has developed a strong interest in oral advocacy through her mooting experience. She competed in the Tort Law Moot Competition Program, where she and her partner were awarded the Best Factum Prize. She has also refined her research and writing skills as Senior Associate Editor for the University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review and as Bench Clerk for the 2025 Grand Moot.
Outside the classroom, Harleen is committed to increasing access to justice. Through her work at the David Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights and Research Assistant for the Animal Agriculture Accountability Project at Yale Law School, she has examined how strategic advocacy can advance the interests of marginalized groups. She has also contributed to practical legal initiatives in Toronto, including launching two legal clinics for underserved communities during her time as Program Coordinator at Pro Bono Students Canada.
Prior to law school, Harleen graduated with High Distinction from Wilfrid Laurier University’s Lazaridis School of Business & Economics, earning a B.B.A. with a concentration in Finance. Her early professional experience as a buy-side equity research analyst has shaped her approach to building well-supported arguments that withstand scrutiny.
Biography
Harleen Grewal is a summer student at Ross Nasseri LLP. She is a tenacious advocate who approaches difficult problems with creativity and thoughtfulness.
As a second-year J.D. candidate at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, Harleen has developed a strong interest in oral advocacy through her mooting experience. She competed in the Tort Law Moot Competition Program, where she and her partner were awarded the Best Factum Prize. She has also refined her research and writing skills as Senior Associate Editor for the University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review and as Bench Clerk for the 2025 Grand Moot.
Outside the classroom, Harleen is committed to increasing access to justice. Through her work at the David Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights and Research Assistant for the Animal Agriculture Accountability Project at Yale Law School, she has examined how strategic advocacy can advance the interests of marginalized groups. She has also contributed to practical legal initiatives in Toronto, including launching two legal clinics for underserved communities during her time as Program Coordinator at Pro Bono Students Canada.
Prior to law school, Harleen graduated with High Distinction from Wilfrid Laurier University’s Lazaridis School of Business & Economics, earning a B.B.A. with a concentration in Finance. Her early professional experience as a buy-side equity research analyst has shaped her approach to building well-supported arguments that withstand scrutiny.
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Congratulations to Erin Pleet on Her Victory at the Court of Appeal for Ontario in Bridging Finance Inc. v. Sharpe, 2026 ONCA 432
We are thrilled to announce Erin Pleet’s significant victory at the Court of Appeal for Ontario in Bridging Finance Inc. v. Sharpe, 2026 ONCA 432. Erin Pleet and co-counsel Scott McGrath, acting for the court-appointed Receiver, PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc.,...
Ross Nasseri is delighted to welcome Adriana Forest-Clarke, Anna Madsen, and Daniel Milton to its partnership
Ross Nasseri’s partnership is significantly strengthened by welcoming Adriana Forest-Clarke, Anna Madsen, and Daniel Milton to the fold. Each of these three exceptional lawyers have become indispensable members of our firm and highly respected advocates in the Ontario...