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Tyler McLaughlin

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“The art of law involves harnessing your unique background and skills to address complex matters. Working collaboratively with a diverse team of lawyers simplifies this endeavor.”
– Tyler McLaughlin

Tyler McLaughlin

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Tyler McLaughlin has always had an interest in solving complex technical problems. Before he found his calling in the legal profession, Tyler studied biochemistry at McMaster University. “ I realized that the problem-solving aspect of science is what I love most about it. So I decided to make the transition to a career in law, which allowed me to truly engage this passion for solving problems.”

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Education: McMaster University, B.Sc. (Hons.) , 2017; Osgoode Hall Law School, J.D., 2022.

Called to the Bar: 2023

Memberships: Canadian Bar Association, Hamilton Law Association

Areas of Practice

Bringing a Scientific Perspective to Legal Practice.

Tyler’s scientific training serves him well on a team that welcomes diverse perspectives. He regularly makes good use of his background skills when meticulously performing research, analyzing arguments, drafting documents and organizing information.

As a person who thrives on complexity, Tyler was naturally drawn to practice Business Law. In this role, he welcomes the opportunity to dive deep into his clients’ needs to deliver exceptional results even when working on the tightest deadlines.

When he isn’t working, Tyler enjoys spending time on the golf course. As a former varsity golfer for both McMaster University and York University in law school, he learned many values that are useful both in life and his career. Today, Tyler continues to strive to practice those key values of patience, respect, honesty and perseverance that he learned on the fairways.

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Q: Personal quality that’s served you well?
A: Never being the loudest one in the room, but always listening and gathering information.
Q: Favourite place to find inspiration for your work?
A: Anything that stimulates me physically – whether that be at the gym, on the golf course, or simply going for a walk.
Q: Most important life lesson?
A: Always be open to learn and adapt to change. The world is constantly evolving and the more you are familiar with the changes, the better you are able to adapt.
Q: To me, the art of law means...
A: Being able to combine your unique perspective with the legal tools you have acquired to solve complex issues.
Q: Personal quality that’s served you well?

A: Never being the loudest one in the room, but always listening and gathering information.
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