Anna Wong

About Anna

Anna Wong is counsel with more than a dozen years of experience in civil and administrative litigation. Before joining her current firm, she worked as a regulatory prosecutor for both a federal and a provincial authority, handling professional misconduct and capacity cases, and she later practiced as an associate and then a partner at a litigation boutique, acting in commercial and contract disputes, employment matters, real estate disputes, professional negligence claims, estates litigation and class proceedings. Anna clerked at the Superior Court of Justice in Ontario and holds a graduate law degree from the University of Oxford, where she completed her MPhil. She teaches Canadian administrative law at the master's level and has presented at programs run by the Law Society of Ontario and the Society of Ontario Adjudicators and Regulators, and her published articles have been cited by courts including the Supreme Court of Canada. She currently serves as President of the Toronto Lawyers' Association and has sat on the boards of the Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers and the Federation of Ontario Law Associations, as well as chairing The Advocates' Society's Administrative and Regulatory Law Practice Group. She was called to the Ontario bar in 2010.

Education & credentials

Law school

Queen's University

Undergraduate

University of Western Ontario, B.A. (Gold Medalist)

Other degrees

M.A., Media Studies, University of Western Ontario
MPhil, University of Oxford Faculty of Law