New litigation associate joins Crawley MacKewn Brush
Tuesday, December 08, 2020 @ 9:36 AM | By John Chunn
Crawley MacKewn Brush LLP welcomed associate Joshua Shneer to the firm.
According to a press release, Shneer’s litigation practice includes a broad range of commercial and securities matters, both in the civil and regulatory contexts. Prior to joining the firm, he was an associate at a leading private client law firm in London where he acted for clients in commercial, trust and civil fraud disputes. Before moving to the U.K., Shneer worked at a prominent international law firm in Toronto where he practised civil litigation with a focus on estate, trust and professional liability matters and regularly volunteered with Pro Bono Ontario.
While at law school, Shneer competed in several moots including the Wilson Moot for which he was an oralist and a coach. During his final year of law school, he attended an exchange semester at the National University of Singapore. Before attending law school, Shneer earned a bachelor of medical sciences from Western University and worked in federal politics in Ottawa.
According to a press release, Shneer’s litigation practice includes a broad range of commercial and securities matters, both in the civil and regulatory contexts. Prior to joining the firm, he was an associate at a leading private client law firm in London where he acted for clients in commercial, trust and civil fraud disputes. Before moving to the U.K., Shneer worked at a prominent international law firm in Toronto where he practised civil litigation with a focus on estate, trust and professional liability matters and regularly volunteered with Pro Bono Ontario.
While at law school, Shneer competed in several moots including the Wilson Moot for which he was an oralist and a coach. During his final year of law school, he attended an exchange semester at the National University of Singapore. Before attending law school, Shneer earned a bachelor of medical sciences from Western University and worked in federal politics in Ottawa.
