Shayan Kamalie

Shayan Kamalie is a seasoned litigator with nearly a decade of experience devoted exclusively to litigation and high-conflict disputes. Recognized for his fearless advocacy and unwavering dedication to his clients, Shayan has built a reputation for his strategic, no-nonsense approach. Whether in the courtroom or across the negotiation table, his focus remains the same: achieving outstanding results.

Before founding Kamalie Law, Shayan practiced at McCarthy Tétrault LLP, one of Canada’s most prominent national firms, where he honed his skills on complex and high-stakes matters. Today, he represents individuals and small to medium-sized businesses in a broad range of disputes, including contractual claims, unpaid loan/debt recovery, real estate conflicts, fraud and asset recovery, construction matters, and shareholder disputes.

Prior to becoming a lawyer, Shayan served in the Canadian Armed Forces, where he engaged in rigorous field exercises and simulations. That experience strengthened his strategic thinking and ability to make sound decisions under pressure—skills that now define his approach to litigation and advocacy.

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