Pensions & Benefits
Nationwide - Canada
8 years ranked
Provided by Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
Jon practices exclusively in the pensions and employee benefits law area where he provides advice on legal and regulatory issues affecting all aspects of provincially and federally regulated pension plans and other employee benefit plans.
Jon deals with issues such as plan design, governance and administration, pension de-risking, plan wind ups, plan compliance, as well as pension and benefit issues arising in corporate transactions generally, including acquisitions, divestitures, mergers and corporate reorganizations.
Jon has assisted on several conversions of registered pension plans from defined benefit to shared risk plans (a form of target benefit plan) in both the public and private sectors in the province in New Brunswick. Jon also provides ongoing advice relating to the administration of shared risk plans.
University of Western Ontario, J.D.
University of St. Andrews, M.Litt
Queen’s University, B.A. (Hons.)
Bar Admission: Ontario, 2011 | New Brunswick, 2022
Law Society of Ontario
Ontario Bar Association (Pensions & Benefits Law Section Executive: Member-At-Large, 2015-2016)
Canadian Bar Association (Pension and Benefits Law Sector Executive, since 2017)
Association of Canadian Pension Management
Canadian Pension & Benefits Institute
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Jonathan Marin of Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt is a highly regarded lawyer in the pension administration and governance space in Toronto. He is well-placed to advise clients in both the public and private sectors.
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Jon is excellent, very knowledgeable and responsive. He provides clear and precise advice and explanations.
Jon's technical knowledge and rigorous analysis means that his advice is on point and adds significant value.
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