Ross Nasseri LLP is thrilled to announce that Eric Brousseau has been admitted into the firm’s Equity Partnership. Eric’s success at our firm has been seemingly inevitable. In a decade of practice, he has already established himself as one of the leading litigators in...
Nailah is a litigator at Ross Nasseri. Nailah is developing a broad practice in civil litigation, with an emphasis on commercial and construction disputes. Nailah has represented corporations, shareholders, subcontractors, contractors and individual owners in complex commercial and construction matters involving contract disputes; shareholder disputes; and construction related delay and payment disputes. Nailah has advocated for clients by appearing before adjudicators, arbitrators, and the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.
Before joining Ross Nasseri, Nailah practiced as a litigator at Gowling WLG. During her time there, she gained experience in complex litigation, arbitrations and adjudications, with a focus on construction, real property, and commercial disputes.
Nailah received her JD from the University of Ottawa in 2022, where she graduated with distinction. During law school, Nailah worked as a legal intern for the Canadian Red Cross through the University of Ottawa’s Pro Bono Students Canada program; worked as a legal research assistant for the Open-Air project for African Innovation Research and Access and Benefit Sharing Canada; and completed a legal internship with the Intellectual Property and Patent Policy division of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada.
Before law school, Nailah obtained a Bachelor of Arts and Science (Microbiology and French Studies) and a Master of Arts in French Studies from the University of Guelph. She also interned for the United Nations Association in Canada and sessional lectured at the University of Waterloo.
Biography
Nailah is a litigator at Ross Nasseri. Nailah is developing a broad practice in civil litigation, with an emphasis on commercial and construction disputes. Nailah has represented corporations, shareholders, subcontractors, contractors and individual owners in complex commercial and construction matters involving contract disputes; shareholder disputes; and construction related delay and payment disputes. Nailah has advocated for clients by appearing before adjudicators, arbitrators, and the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.
Before joining Ross Nasseri, Nailah practiced as a litigator at Gowling WLG. During her time there, she gained experience in complex litigation, arbitrations and adjudications, with a focus on construction, real property, and commercial disputes.
Nailah received her JD from the University of Ottawa in 2022, where she graduated with distinction. During law school, Nailah worked as a legal intern for the Canadian Red Cross through the University of Ottawa’s Pro Bono Students Canada program; worked as a legal research assistant for the Open-Air project for African Innovation Research and Access and Benefit Sharing Canada; and completed a legal internship with the Intellectual Property and Patent Policy division of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada.
Before law school, Nailah obtained a Bachelor of Arts and Science (Microbiology and French Studies) and a Master of Arts in French Studies from the University of Guelph. She also interned for the United Nations Association in Canada and sessional lectured at the University of Waterloo.
News, accolades & recognition
Ross Nasseri is delighted to announce that Eric Block, Justin Nasseri, Erin Pleet, and Eric Brousseau have been recognized in the Lexpert Special Edition: Litigation 2025 among the top-performing litigators in Canada
Congratulations to our partners, Eric Block, Justin Nasseri, Erin Pleet, and Eric Brousseau for their inclusion in the Lexpert Special Edition: Litigation 2025. This publication is distributed by The Globe and Mail and ranks the top litigators in Canada. Our...
Jacob Klugsberg and Alice Min are published in The Advocates’ Quarterly
Congratulations to Jacob Klugsberg and Alice Min for their article in the September 2025 issue of The Advocates’ Quarterly (published by Thomson Reuters). In their article, “The Evolving Duty of Care: Constructive Knowledge and Third-Party Liability in Banking”, Jacob...