What kind of law does Naymark LLP practice?

Naymark LLP is a small litigation firm. It handles commercial, civil, insolvency-related, and regulatory disputes, including domestic and international arbitration, from prevention through trials and appeals.

Where is Naymark LLP located?

The firm's office is at 30 Duncan Street, 5th Floor, in downtown Toronto.

How long has Naymark LLP been practicing?

Daniel Naymark founded the firm as Naymark Law in 2015. It marked its tenth anniversary in 2025 and became Naymark LLP in February 2026 when Myriam Seers joined as partner.

Does Naymark LLP handle international arbitration?

Yes. The firm's practice covers domestic and international arbitration, and a partner at the firm is the immediate past chair of the ICC Canada Arbitration Committee.

Can Naymark LLP represent a business in a securities or regulatory dispute?

Yes. The firm's work covers securities regulation, professional liability and regulation, and administrative and public law disputes, and a partner previously served as litigation counsel for the Ontario Securities Commission.

What languages does the firm work in?

Work at the firm is primarily in English. At least one partner also works in French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian.

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About Naymark LLP

Naymark LLP is a small litigation firm in downtown Toronto that handles commercial, civil, insolvency-related, and regulatory disputes, along with domestic and international arbitration. Daniel Naymark founded the firm as Naymark Law in 2015, and it marked its tenth anniversary in September 2025. It became Naymark LLP in February 2026, when Myriam Seers joined as partner and Cesar Persand joined as senior associate, an expansion that both Law360 and Global Arbitration Review covered.

The team is built around judicial clerkships. Lawyers there have clerked at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the Supreme Court of Canada, the Ontario Court of Appeal, the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal, and the Ontario Divisional Court, and several practiced at Bay Street litigation firms before joining. One partner focuses on cross-border and international arbitration, is the immediate past chair of the ICC Canada Arbitration Committee, and works in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian. Another spent time as litigation counsel for the Ontario Securities Commission before moving into private practice.

Practice areas

Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Bankruptcy & Insolvency

Administrative & Regulatory Law

Milestones & recognition

Daniel Naymark founded the firm as Naymark Law in 2015, and it marked its tenth anniversary in September 2025.
The firm became Naymark LLP in February 2026, when Myriam Seers joined as partner and Cesar Persand joined as senior associate, a move covered by both Law360 and Global Arbitration Review.
The firm is ranked in Best Law Firms 2025-2026 for Toronto in Corporate & Commercial Litigation (Tier 1) and Administrative & Public Law (Tier 1).
Daniel Naymark has been recognized in The Best Lawyers in Canada in every edition from 2023 through 2026, for Corporate & Commercial Litigation, Administrative & Public Law, and Insolvency & Financial Restructuring.
A partner at the firm is the immediate past chair of the ICC Canada Arbitration Committee and is ranked in the Chambers Global Guide for Dispute Resolution, Arbitration.

In the community

Terrence Liu joined the board of directors of the Chinese and Southeast Asian Legal Clinic in October 2018, a Legal Aid Ontario funded clinic providing free legal services to low income individuals from Chinese, Vietnamese, Cambodian, and Laotian communities across Ontario.
Jamie Gibson teaches Trial Advocacy as adjunct faculty at Osgoode Hall Law School.
Daniel Naymark completed a one year term as chair of The Advocates' Society's Young Advocates Standing Committee in 2017, after five years of involvement including three years on its executive committee.
Daniel Naymark delivered the invocation and toast to Canada at The Advocates' Society's End of Term Dinner in 2017.

Good to know

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Lawyers 6

Daniel Naymark Managing Partner Civil Litigation & Dispute ResolutionAdministrative & Regulatory Law Emily Wuschnakowski Associate Jamie Gibson Partner Civil Litigation & Dispute ResolutionBusiness & Corporate Law Myriam Seers Partner Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution Sadie-Rae Werner Associate Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution Terrence Liu Counsel Civil Litigation & Dispute ResolutionClass Actions

This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Called to the bar: 2008–2024 · median 13 years in practice 6 of 6 lawyers
Law schools: University of Windsor (2), McGill University, Osgoode Hall Law School, University of Ottawa, University of Toronto 6 of 6 lawyers
Languages on the roster: English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish

Who handles what

The neighbourhood

Naymark LLP's office is on Duncan Street, in Toronto's Wellington Place area of the Entertainment District. The building at 30 Duncan Street dates to 1926 and is listed on Toronto's heritage register, a mid rise commercial structure from the neighbourhood's early twentieth century development. It's a fitting fit for a small litigation firm: an older mid rise building rather than a glass tower, tucked among the district's mix of converted warehouses and newer commercial space just west of the downtown core.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of law does Naymark LLP practice?: Naymark LLP is a small litigation firm. It handles commercial, civil, insolvency-related, and regulatory disputes, including domestic and international arbitration, from prevention through trials and appeals.
Where is Naymark LLP located?: The firm's office is at 30 Duncan Street, 5th Floor, in downtown Toronto.
How long has Naymark LLP been practicing?: Daniel Naymark founded the firm as Naymark Law in 2015. It marked its tenth anniversary in 2025 and became Naymark LLP in February 2026 when Myriam Seers joined as partner.
Does Naymark LLP handle international arbitration?: Yes. The firm's practice covers domestic and international arbitration, and a partner at the firm is the immediate past chair of the ICC Canada Arbitration Committee.
Can Naymark LLP represent a business in a securities or regulatory dispute?: Yes. The firm's work covers securities regulation, professional liability and regulation, and administrative and public law disputes, and a partner previously served as litigation counsel for the Ontario Securities Commission.
What languages does the firm work in?: Work at the firm is primarily in English. At least one partner also works in French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian.

Where to find them

30 Duncan Street, 5th Floor, Toronto, Ontario M5V 2C3, Canada

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