Tina Hobday mainly practises in the fields of pension litigation and governance. She advises sponsors and administrators of pension plans, including multi-employer and multi-jurisdictional plans, on a variety of pension issues. Tina is recognized as a seasoned litigator and represents clients before administrative tribunals and civil courts in pension-related litigation, including insolvency proceedings. In addition to being a sessional lecturer at the university level, she speaks regularly at conferences on current issues affecting pension plans.
Tina also practises in the area of public and administrative law, and has substantial experience in professional law and ethics. She provides strategic advice to professional colleges and represents these bodies before civil courts and administrative tribunals.
Tina is the immediate past Chair of the Québec Regional Council of the Association of Canadian Pension Management (ACPM) and a current member of the Pension Administration Committee of McGill University’s pension plan. She is also a past Chair of the National Pensions and Benefits Law Section of the Canadian Bar Association (2016-2017).
She has been involved as a volunteer with McGill University for many years in a number of capacities, including serving as President of the McGill Alumni Association and as a member of the Board of Governors of McGill University.
Key practice areas:
- Public and Administrative Law
