About Tina
Tina Hobday, a partner since 2001, has developed considerable expertise in the fields of pension plan litigation and governance and has represented pension interests in several high-profile insolvency proceedings.She also practices in the area of public and administrative law, and has substantial experience in professional and disciplinary law. As an experienced litigator, she represents clients before the civil and federal courts, including statutory appeals before the Federal Court of Appeal, and before administrative tribunals.She has been involved with McGill University for a number of years and recently served as President of the McGill Alumni Association and as a member of the Board of Governors of McGill University. She is currently a member of McGill’s Pension Administration Committee.She has served as Chair of the Canadian Bar Association’s National Pensions and Benefits Law Section and is the outgoing Chair of the Quebec Regional Council of The Association of Canadian Pension Management (ACPM). Tina is also a former practice group leader of the firm’s Montréal litigation group and is currently group leader of the firm’s pensions and benefits law practice group.
Tina Hobday, a partner since 2001, has developed considerable expertise in the fields of pension plan litigation and governance and has represented pension interests in several high-profile insolvency proceedings.She also practices in the area of public and administrative law, and has substantial experience in professional and disciplinary law. As an experienced litigator, she represents clients before the civil and federal courts, including statutory appeals before the Federal Court of Appeal, and before administrative tribunals.She has been involved with McGill University for a number of years and recently served as President of the McGill Alumni Association and as a member of the Board of Governors of McGill University. She is currently a member of McGill’s Pension Administration Committee.She has served as Chair of the Canadian Bar Association’s National Pensions and Benefits Law Section and is the outgoing Chair of the Quebec Regional Council of The Association of Canadian Pension Management (ACPM). Tina is also a former practice group leader of the firm’s Montréal litigation group and is currently group leader of the firm’s pensions and benefits law practice group.
Tina Hobday, a partner since 2001, has developed considerable expertise in the fields of pension plan litigation and governance and has represented pension interests in several high-profile insolvency proceedings.
She also practices in the area of public and administrative law, and has substantial experience in professional and disciplinary law. As an experienced litigator, she represents clients before the civil and federal courts, including statutory appeals before the Federal Court of Appeal, and before administrative tribunals.
She has been involved with McGill University for a number of years and recently served as President of the McGill Alumni Association and as a member of the Board of Governors of McGill University. She is currently a member of McGill’s Pension Administration Committee.
She has served as Chair of the Canadian Bar Association’s National Pensions and Benefits Law Section and is the outgoing Chair of the Quebec Regional Council of The Association of Canadian Pension Management (ACPM). Tina is also a former practice group leader of the firm’s Montréal litigation group and is currently group leader of the firm’s pensions and benefits law practice group.
