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Brown Mills Klinck Prezioso LLP

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Boutique firm Brown Mills Klinck Prezioso LLP‘s pensions and benefits offering encompasses plan restructuring, and advising vendors and purchasers on pension, benefits and executive compensation matters relating to corporate M&A transactions and loan agreements. The group’s partners – Elizabeth BrownLisa MillsTerra Klinck, John Prezioso, and Jennifer Agnew – lead on an equal partnership basis. Lindsay McLeod, who specializes in investment pension matters, arrived in May 2023 from Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, joining the leadership team. Cary Wong brings expertise to pension regulatory compliance work. Pamela Odina is the key name to note at the associate level, while associate Ikho Shin left the firm in March 2023. Sean Maxwell and associate Maggie Carmichael joined from Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP in May 2024.

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  • ‘Elizabeth Brown and her team are phenomenal. They have great experience and approach difficult and complicated files strategically to contribute to success. A great strength is understanding different and complicated personalities and staying focused on the goal.’

  • ‘Elizabeth Brown is extremely smart and talented and I highly recommend her. Her great strengths are distilling complicated concepts to a wide audience and keeping emotions in check and focused on the end goal.’

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Key clients

  • Toronto Dominion Bank
  • Hydro One

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Work highlights

  • Represented Crosby Canada in its successful appeal of the Ontario pension regulator’s decision that Crosby was not entitled to pension surplus upon the wind-up of its defined benefit pension plan.
  • Acted as counsel to the Employer Sponsor of the University Pension Plan Ontario (University of Toronto, University of Guelph, and Queen’s University) in the management of pension plans.

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