Benchmark Litigation’s 40 & Under List 2026
Overview
LOLG is pleased to announce that four of the firm’s partners have been named to the 2026 Benchmark Litigation’s 40 & Under list, which recognizes Canada’s emerging litigators under the age of 40.
Congratulations to Brad Vermeersch, Danielle Glatt, Michael Currie and Zain Naqi. Their inclusion is a testament to their professional achievements, legal excellence, and growing reputations among clients and peers.
The list is the result of an in-depth research process conducted by Benchmark Litigation’s research team, involving extensive interviews with lawyers and clients, as well as an analysis of notable cases.
The list can be accessed here.
People
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Passionate about his work and deeply knowledgeable in commercial litigation, Brad delivers strategic and creative legal solutions that are grounded in business realities.
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Danielle is a tough advocate who clients turn to for her knowledge, judgment, and determination. She considers all aspects of a case to achieve the best results for her clients. She has particula…
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Michael is a skilled advocate and trusted advisor for clients navigating complex business disputes. He has a calm and steady approach, even in high-pressure situations, and an ability to identify crea…
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Zain is a business-minded litigator who combines smart advocacy with practical problem-solving. Clients count on Zain’s sharp focus and strategic insight to guide them through their most challenging s…
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