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This week on Studying Law Around the World, I had the privilege of hosting Albert Lin, a Partner at Northview Law and an absolute master of corporate deal making.
Albert’s career is a fascinating journey across multiple disciplines. He started his professional life as a scientist researching the human immune system and cancer at Princess Margaret Hospital. He later pivoted to private equity and then to law, spending years at McCarthy Tétrault before joining the private equity investment team at Brookfield. To date, he has advised on and closed over $30 billion in corporate merger and acquisition transactions, earning recognition for the M&A Deal of the Year.
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