MEET OUR Mediators

Alisa began her legal career practicing insurance defense litigation first at a prominent insurance defense firm whose cases have shaped much of the current automobile insurance regime and subsequently as in-house insurance defense counsel with a leading insurer. Alisa then went on to found a notable personal injury litigation firm with a strong focus on access to justice. In her role as counsel, Alisa has appeared before all levels of court in Ontario, as well as administrative tribunals, handling thousands of files throughout her career both as plaintiff and defense counsel and conducting over 500+ mediations. 

Alisa has also spent the earlier part of her legal career as lead  contract negotiator with a Canadian national broadcaster where she negotiated a number of high-stakes multi-million dollar agreements with international broadcasters, film studios and production companies. 

Alisa attended the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario before obtaining her LLB  from Robson Hall. In 2018, Alisa completed two Advanced Negotiations Strategies Certificate Programs at Harvard University which profoundly shaped her passion for mediation.

Today, Alisa takes a fresh approach to mediations by facilitating resolution at any stage of conflict while providing a meaningful mediation experience. 

 Brett-David (BD) Moldaver, B.A. (hons.) (McGill), LL.B (Ottawa) is a practicing civil and commercial lawyer.

In his more than 20 years of litigation practice Brett has mediated, as counsel, hundreds of cases to an efficient, successful, and timely resolution. Brett’s practice has included cases involving commercial contracts, banking, bankruptcy, corporate organization, directors and officers liability, construction, and complex family business disputes.

Brett specializes in resolving disputes between businesses and individuals that maximizes the complete interests of the parties. Brett’s approach is case and party specific. Brett seeks to develop a mediation practice that will allow him to better help all the parties – rather than simply his clients –  embroiled in expensive and consuming disputes.