Corey Omer

Corey is a trusted advocate for clients facing complex and high-stakes disputes and crises. His experience spans commercial, securities, shareholder, fraud, professional responsibility, and estate litigation, class actions, and regulatory matters. Drawing on his years at the New York office of an international law firm, Corey is known for his cross-border fluency and strategic approach in navigating the distinctive features of Canadian litigation and multi-jurisdictional disputes. Moreover, as a cybersecurity “breach coach”, Corey regularly guides clients, including regulated and global institutions, in relation to cyber incidents, such as ransomware and supply chain attacks and unauthorized disclosures of personal and sensitive information.

Corey teaches “Trial Advocacy” and “Introduction to U.S. Civil Litigation” at McGill University’s Faculty of Law and is a frequent speaker on litigation and cybersecurity. He is also Quebec’s sole Future Member for ICC FraudNet, a worldwide network of leading lawyers who specialise in fraud, international asset tracing and recovery. Select recognitions: Chambers Canada (Commercial Litigation and Privacy & Data Protection); Benchmark Litigation Canada Awards: Emerging Talent of the Year Award (2024); Benchmark Canada; The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory; The Best Lawyers in Canada; Burton Award for Legal Achievement: Distinguished Legal Writing.