Biography: Competition

Graham is a partner in Osler's highly regarded competition law and foreign investment group. With an extensive background as both a senior federal and provincial prosecutor, Graham brings unique and effective skills to his antitrust advisory and litigation practice at Osler. Representing both immunity applicants and targets of domestic and multinational antitrust cartel investigations in a wide variety of industries, Graham also provides strategic and counselling advice to multinational corporations on antitrust and other regulatory matters. He has led internal investigations into corporate and individual misconduct and achieved effective settlements with regulators.

As senior legal adviser and counsel to Canada's Competition Bureau and Justice Department, Graham led many multinational and domestic cartel investigations and prosecutions. He has also conducted significant commercial fraud, tax evasion and other white-collar prosecutions and is a seasoned litigator before all levels of courts, including the Supreme Court of Canada.

Recognised as a leading competition litigator by Chambers Global, Graham is a frequent writer, speaker and contributor to both domestic and international antitrust publications and is the immediate past-chair of the criminal matters committee of the Canadian Bar Association's national competition law section. He is also an active member of the ABA section of antitrust law, and the international antitrust committee of the section of international law. He has served as a Canadian non-government advisor at several meetings of the International Competition Network, and has lectured in criminal competition law topics at Canadian universities. He was awarded a federal QC appointment in 1992.