Sarah Bussin

Sarah is a litigator at Ross Nasseri. She is developing a broad civil litigation and regulatory practice and has served as lead counsel on complex commercial matters, a multi-party estates dispute, and real property litigation. Sarah has specific experience representing property development companies in myriad contractual, construction, mortgage enforcement, and regulatory matters.

Sarah has over 15 appearances before the Superior Court of Justice and has represented clients at mediations, arbitrations, and both regulatory and internal investigations. Clients praise Sarah for her attention to detail, sharp legal analysis, excellent communication skills, and practical judgment.

Before joining the firm, Sarah summered and articled at McCarthy Tétrault’s Toronto office. During her time there, Sarah assisted with trials, appeals, motion hearings, and arbitrations, across a range of areas of law including corporate/commercial, medical malpractice, banking and finance, class actions, and defamation.

Sarah received her JD from Queen’s University. While at law school, Sarah was named to the Dean’s Honour List, received course prizes in Evidence and Mental Health Law, as well as the Professor H.R.S. Ryan Scholarship for having the highest standing in Evidence. Sarah competed in the Wilson Moot, where her team was awarded the top factum and third place overall. She coached the Wilson Moot team the following year. While at Queen’s, Sarah also volunteered for Pro Bono Students Canada, Queens’ Women and the Law, and served as an academic tutor for first-year law students.

Prior to law school, Sarah received a Bachelor of Arts (with distinction) in Psychology from McGill University, where she was named to the Dean’s List. She also worked for a national bank and the Law Society of Ontario.

Sarah was called to the Ontario bar in 2023 and is a member of the Law Society of Ontario, the Advocates’ Society, the Ontario Bar Association, and the Canadian Bar Association.

Representative Matters

• Acting for a commercial property owner in a claim against professional advisors relating to negligent advice regarding an easement
• Argued a motion to strike arising from an attempted collateral attack outside the Family Court
• Successfully assisted a physician to reinstate her license following a suspension by the regulator
• Acting for developers in civil proceedings arising from real estate transactions
• Acting in arbitration proceedings arising from a complex contractual supply chain dispute
• Counsel to the Estate Trustee During Litigation in complex estates proceedings
• Acting for a private lender in a multi-million dollar mortgage fraud
• Represented officers of a public and private companies in Ontario Securities Commission investigations

Firm

• Best Law Firms in Canada 2025:
  • Tier 1 Nationally for Corporate and Commercial Litigation
  • Tier 1 in Toronto for Corporate and Commercial Litigation, Administrative and Public Law, Appellate Practice
• Chambers Canada 2025: Highly Regarded firm in Commercial Litigation in Ontario (2024)
• Lexpert :
  • Recognized as a Consistently Recommended firm for Corporate/Commercial Litigation (2024)
  • Repeatedly Recommended firm for Professional Liability by Lexpert (2024)
  • Who’s Who Bullseye for leading firms in Civil Litigation (2024)
  • Who’s Who Bullseye for leading firms in Commercial Litigation (2024)
• Benchmark Litigation :
  • Leading litigation firm in Canada (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024)
  • Highly Recommended Firm (2025)
  • Litigation Boutique Firm of the Year (2025)
• RN LLP recognized in The Globe and Mail’s Canada’s Best Law Firms list for Dispute Resolution (Litigation, Arbitration & Investigations) (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024)