ME Law Professional Corporation
3 lawyers · Established 2019 · City of Toronto, Metro Vancouver
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 794 handling Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution.
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ME Law Professional Corporation is a litigation focused firm based on Bloor Street West in Toronto's Yorkville area, with a second office in Vancouver. It was established in 2019 by principal lawyer Mayssia (May) Elajami, who was called to the Ontario bar in 2016 and to the British Columbia bar in 2024 and holds a law degree from the University of Sussex in the UK. The practice does not handle transactions or general legal work; it takes on disputes that are already underway, or close to it.
The team's caseload runs across commercial and shareholder disputes, real estate litigation, estate and will challenges, financial markets and derivatives disputes, insolvency matters, and domestic and international arbitration. A Thomson Reuters case study on the firm's use of legal research technology describes it as a ten person practice that relies on tools such as Westlaw Edge Canada and CoCounsel to handle research and routine drafting, so lawyers can spend more of their time on case strategy. The Vancouver office followed in 2024, giving the firm lawyers licensed on both coasts while the day to day work stays centred in Toronto.
Practice areas
Milestones & recognition
- Established in 2019 as a Toronto litigation practice.
- Moved offices in 2020 during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Scaled the team in 2022 to include additional associate lawyers.
- Relocated in 2023 to its current Yorkville headquarters on Bloor Street West.
- Opened a Vancouver office in 2024, after the firm's principal was called to the Law Society of British Columbia.
- The firm's about page states it received a Canadian Best Choice Award in 2025.
In the community
- The firm's principal served as a judge for the Upper Year Moot Competition at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law in February 2026, assessing law students' oral arguments and legal reasoning.
- The firm's principal appeared as a panelist alongside a co-founder of Hull & Hull LLP at a Thomson Reuters event on artificial intelligence in legal work, held at Thomson Reuters' Toronto headquarters in September 2025.
Good to know
Wheelchair accessible
Woman-owned
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In-person servicesLawyers 3
This firm’s lawyers at a glance
- Called to the bar
- 2016–2024 · median 2 years in practice 3 of 3 lawyers
- Law schools
- Osgoode Hall Law School, Queen's University, Sussex University Law School 3 of 3 lawyers
- Languages on the roster
- Arabic, English, French
Who handles what
Offices 2
The neighbourhood
The Toronto office is on Bloor Street West in Yorkville, a stretch known more for its shops and professional office towers than for any courts. The firm's own contact page says the St. George, Bay, Museum, and Yonge/Bloor subway stations are each within a two to five minute walk, so clients coming from elsewhere in the GTA can reach the office without driving downtown, and there is Green P parking behind the building for those who do.
The Vancouver address is a second office rather than the firm's base. It was added in 2024 once the firm's principal picked up a British Columbia licence, giving the practice a West Coast presence while its main work stays in Toronto.
Frequently asked questions
- Does ME Law handle real estate transactions like purchases and sales?
- No. The firm is litigation only and does not advise on transactions or offer general legal services. Its real estate work is disputes, such as mortgage enforcement, real estate fraud claims, and lease or tenancy conflicts.
- A co-owner of my property won't agree to sell. Can ME Law help?
- This is the kind of dispute the firm handles. Its own materials cover partition and sale claims, the court process used to force a sale when co-owners can't agree.
- Can ME Law challenge or defend a will?
- Yes. According to the firm's FAQ page, if you were excluded or treated unfairly and there is evidence of undue influence, lack of capacity, or another legal defect, you may be able to challenge a will in court.
- I'm in a dispute with my business partner or a fellow shareholder. Does ME Law take these cases?
- Yes, shareholder and partnership disputes are one of the firm's core practice areas, including minority shareholder rights matters.
- How fast can I actually get in front of a lawyer?
- The firm's FAQ page says that in most cases it can schedule a consultation within 24 to 48 hours after the initial intake and conflict check, and that consultations can be done in person or remotely.
- Does ME Law have offices outside Toronto?
- Yes. Alongside its Yorkville office in Toronto, the firm has a second office in Vancouver, opened in 2024 after its principal was called to the British Columbia bar.
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