Lexpert US Guides

Corporate 2016

The Lexpert Guides to the Leading US/Canada Cross-Border Corporate and Litigation Lawyers in Canada profiles leading business lawyers and features articles for attorneys and in-house counsel in the US about business law issues in Canada.

Issue link: https://digital.carswellmedia.com/i/684336

Contents of this Issue

Navigation

Page 65 of 111

66 | LEXPERT • June 2016 | www.lexpert.ca/usguide-corporate/ Mondrow, Ian A., Gowling WLG Toronto - (416) 369-4670 - ian.mondrow@gowlingwlg.com Ian Mondrow leads Gowling WLG's energy regulation and policy practice in the Toronto office. He ad- vises on a variety of matters in the natural gas and electricity sectors, including energy policy, regulatory policy and process, rates and tariff matters, facilities applications and compliance and licensing issues. Mondrow has represented electricity generators, transmitters and distributors, competitive energy retail- ers and energy consumers before the Ontario Energy Board, the National Energy Board, and in other Canadian regulatory forums. Mondrow is a member of the Council for Clean & Reliable Electricity, a federally incorporated non-profit organization that was formed to provide a platform for open public dia- logue and a solutions-oriented approach to the challenges of the energy sector. Prior to joining Gowling WLG, Mondrow practiced at a prominent national firm, served as special advisor to the Chair of the On- tario Energy Board, and was Vice-president, Government & Regulatory Affairs with a major integrated energy retail and solutions company. Keizer, Charles, Torys LLP Toronto - (416) 865-7512 - ckeizer@torys.com Co-head of Torys' Infrastructure and Energy Practice. Practice focuses on administrative and corporate/com- mercial law in the energy sector. Advises various energy sector participants, including generators (renewable and conventional), transmitters, distributors, and gas and power marketers. Also advises on financing, project development, regulatory and contractual matters. Has provided strategic advice related to federal and prov- incial regulatory regimes and has a strong understanding of project development — from the initial stages to connection and commercial operation. Regularly appears before the Ontario Energy Board on rates, licensing and leave to construct matters. Member of the Ontario Energy Association. Ontario Bar, 1993. Prince Edward Island Bar, 1995. LLB, 1991, Osgoode Hall, York University. Rodger, J. Mark, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Toronto - (416) 367-6190 - mrodger@blg.com Senior partner and Toronto regional leader of BLG's Energy Markets Group. Specializes in the commer- cial, regulatory and government relations components of electricity and natural gas markets and infra- structure revitalization. Experienced in all aspects of electricity sector restructuring. For over 20 years, has served as counsel to a broad range of stakeholders, including municipal, provincial and national govern- ments, large industrial, institutional and commercial energy consumers, local distribution and transmis- sion companies, generators, energy retailers, out-of-province electricity importers and energy regulators. Corporate governance, business planning and utility M&A experience includes the first-ever long-term lease involving an Ontario distribution utility. Counsel to municipalities and private-sector clients re- garding natural gas distribution "green field" expansion and water infrastructure renewal. Experience in renewable generation and electricity conservation and demand management, including program develop- ment and smart meter implementation initiatives. Smith, Crawford G., Torys LLP Toronto - (416) 865-8209 - csmith@torys.com Practice focuses on corporate and commercial matters, energy regulatory proceedings and securities and com- petition litigation, as well as public and administrative law. Has substantial class-action expertise and has ap- peared as counsel in all levels of court in Ontario, in the Supreme Court of Canada, in the Federal Court, in commercial arbitrations and before a variety of administrative tribunals, including the Ontario Energy Board, the Ontario Securities Commission, the Competition Tribunal and the Environmental Review Tri- bunal. Energy practice involves economic issues in multi-party litigation and frequent appearances as counsel before the Energy Board at hearings regarding rate regulation, infrastructure development and demand-side management. Also handles regulatory proceedings and investigations by the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada and the Ontario Securities Commission. Ontario Bar, 1999. LLB, 1997, University of British Columbia. BComm (Honors), 1994, Queen's University. ENERGY - ELECTRICITY

Articles in this issue

Links on this page

Archives of this issue

view archives of Lexpert US Guides - Corporate 2016