LAWYER PROFILE

Alex Gorka

Canada 2026

Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP

Ranked in 1 practice area

Corporate/Commercial

Ontario

4 years ranked

About

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Canada

Practice Areas

Alex is Co-Chair of Osler's Mergers and Acquisitions Group. He regularly acts on Canada’s most high proﬁle and complex transactions, delivering practical advice to private and public companies, private equity sponsors, and special committees on a diverse range of strategic mandates across various industries.

His private equity deal experience includes acting for Blackstone, iCON Infrastructure, Sculptor, Paine Schwartz, Inspirit, Platinum Equity, Sterling Partners and Penfund. He has advised on numerous REIT transactions including on behalf of Dream, Koch Real Estate Investments, SmartCentres, KingSett and Ventas.

Career

University of Toronto, J.D.

London School of Economics, M.Sc.

University of Toronto, B.A. (Hons.)

Bar Admission: Ontario, 2010

Professional Memberships

Law Society of Ontario

Canadian Bar Association

Ontario Bar Association

Chambers Review

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Chambers Canada Guide

Corporate/Commercial - Ontario

Band 4

Individual Editorial

Alex Gorka is a Toronto-based corporate lawyer, who is increasingly visible in the Toronto market and frequently handles sophisticated corporate matters for both public and private companies. He assists with significant transactions in varied industry sectors, including media, technology and retail.

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Strengths

Provided by Chambers

Alex is an excellent lawyer.
Corporate/CommercialChambers Canada Guide
Alex is great at navigating complex issues and sensitivities.
Corporate/CommercialChambers Canada Guide
Alex is able to give us really timely and practical advice even when we come to him with difficult things.
Corporate/CommercialChambers Canada Guide
We are so impressed with Alex's negotiating skills. He has a good understanding of our business and what we wanted to achieve with our transaction.
Corporate/CommercialChambers Canada Guide