Canadian Lawyer InHouse

July/August 2019

Legal news and trends for Canadian in-house counsel and c-suite executives

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Alison Harnick, general counsel and corporate secretary, First Capital Realty Inc., a developer and owner of commercial properties in major markets in Canada. Her legal department has seven lawyers, six clerks/paralegals, five legal assistants and one records manage - ment professional. Sony Gokhale, general counsel, Supreme Cannabis Co., a licensed pro- ducer in Canada. In three years, Supreme has grown to about 540 employees. Gokhale's legal team has grown to three, supporting all busi - ness functions. Rustam (Rusty) Juma, general counsel and Corporate Secretary, Eckler Ltd., a 92-year-old actuarial consulting firm with offices across Canada and the Caribbean. Juma is Eckler's first general counsel. Vivian Leung, general counsel, BlueCat Networks, a DNS software com- pany with about 380 employees world- wide. Its customers are large enterprises that use DNS soft- ware to keep their employees connect- ed. Her legal group has two lawyers. David Forrest, general counsel, Canada Goose Inc., which makes coats and sells them all over the world. The legal department is Forrest, two lawyers and a legal assistant. He was the first internal legal hire for Canada Goose five years ago. Brought to you by ROUNDTABLE GENERAL COUNSEL

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