About Fahad
Fahad Siddiqui leads our public strategy group. He advises clients on bet-the-company litigation, regulation, and reputational problems.Fahad has successfully brought and defended cases involving contested legislation and regulatory decisions, M&A transactions, commercial claims, shareholder claims, proxy contests, board disputes, contract claims, insolvency disputes, and defamation. His recent work includes acting for international streaming services in a challenge to new internet regulations worth $200 million annually to the streaming industry, advising on a confidential investigation by the Competition Bureau, successfully defending a Canadian technology company and its executives in a commercial arbitration worth several hundred million dollars, and defending one of the largest public company acquisitions in Canada this year.
Fahad Siddiqui leads our public strategy group. He advises clients on bet-the-company litigation, regulation, and reputational problems.Fahad has successfully brought and defended cases involving contested legislation and regulatory decisions, M&A transactions, commercial claims, shareholder claims, proxy contests, board disputes, contract claims, insolvency disputes, and defamation. His recent work includes acting for international streaming services in a challenge to new internet regulations worth $200 million annually to the streaming industry, advising on a confidential investigation by the Competition Bureau, successfully defending a Canadian technology company and its executives in a commercial arbitration worth several hundred million dollars, and defending one of the largest public company acquisitions in Canada this year.
Fahad Siddiqui leads our public strategy group. He advises clients on bet-the-company litigation, regulation, and reputational problems.Fahad has successfully brought and defended cases involving contested legislation and regulatory decisions, M&A transactions, commercial claims, shareholder claims, proxy contests, board disputes, contract claims, insolvency disputes, and defamation. His recent work includes acting for international streaming services in a challenge to new internet regulations worth $200 million annually to the streaming industry, advising on a confidential investigation by the Competition Bureau, successfully defending a Canadian technology company and its executives in a commercial arbitration worth several hundred million dollars, and defending one of the largest public company acquisitions in Canada this year.
