Our Team

In both his factum and oral submissions, Mr. Glick performed his role as amicus curiae admirably.” (Ontario Court of Appeal)

R v. Vellone, [2011] 108 O.R. (3d) 481

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In 2018, Jordan founded GlickLaw on the belief that he could provide more collaborative, nimble and cost-effective services to clients within a specialized boutique environment where services are limited and provided on an expert basis. In that regard, Jordan limits the services that he provides to acting for:

1. Professional Regulators and Licensing Bodies;

2. Professionals and Licensees on regulatory matters;

3. Individuals and corporations for select criminal and quasi-criminal offences and by-law infractions, including white collar crime and both public and consumer protection legislation; and,

4. Individuals, corporations and governmental institutions regarding privacy law and making or responding to access to information requests.

Jordan honed his litigation skills working with some of the best and most recognizable names in regulatory and criminal law including Brian Greenspan, Eddie Greenspan and Marie Henein. Between 2010 and 2018, Jordan was a Member of the Regulatory Group at Weirfoulds LLP where, in 2014, he was made a partner.

In 2017, Jordan was awarded the Prestigious Lexpert Rising Stars Award honouring the top Canadian lawyers under the age of 40. In 2018, Jordan was recognized in the 2018 Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory among the Leading Lawyers to Watch in “Public Law Litigation”. Jordan has been named to the Best Lawyers in Canada directory in the category of “Administrative and Public Law” for 2019, 2020 & 2021.

Jordan routinely speaks on topics relating to the above areas and has chaired and/or presented at conferences put on by the Law Society of Upper Canada, The Advocates Society, Osgoode Professional Development, the Criminal Lawyers Association, the Council on Licensure, Enforcement & Regulation (CLEAR) and the Canadian Network of Agencies for Regulation (CNAR)

Lisa Feinberg is a dedicated and insightful advocate, with over a decade of litigation experience.

Lisa practices professional regulation, employment/labour law, human rights, and criminal law. She offers a creative and pragmatic approach to files, drawing on her wide-ranging experience as a prosecutor, defence lawyer, and adjudicator. Lisa has regularly and successfully appeared in both courts and administrative tribunals. She also has experience in workplace investigations and is attuned to handling sensitive issues in a respectful and discrete manner.

Originally from Ontario, Lisa completed her joint law and master’s degrees in Ottawa in 2011. She then articled as a judicial law clerk for the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Toronto. Following her call to the Bar in 2012, Lisa practiced workplace and administrative law in Toronto for three years, including at WeirFoulds LLP, together with Jordan Glick, before moving to Northern British Columbia. In B.C., Lisa worked both in private practice and as a criminal prosecutor. She also served as an elected Bencher of the Law Society of British Columbia from 2020-2021. In 2022, Lisa left the mountains to return home to family and friends in Ontario and joined GlickLaw.

Lisa has always been active in both her profession and her broader community, volunteering on boards and committees. She loves hiking with her family and finding a quiet moment to read a good book with a strong cup of coffee.

Jordan helps regulators and professionals solve legal problems, navigate investigations, and litigate regulatory disputes.

For regulators, Jordan provides efficient and practical solutions to your most challenging issues, with a particular focus on complaints, investigations, and discipline hearings. As prosecution counsel, he combines a deep knowledge of the law with attentiveness to ensure that discipline matters are resolved quickly and effectively. Having worked with regulators big and small, Jordan understands the unique issues that a regulator faces, and uses that knowledge and experience to help regulators protect the public.

Jordan defends professionals in investigations, discipline hearings, and litigation when their license to practise is at stake. For any professional, their licence is their livelihood and must be zealously defended. When your license to practise is at risk, you don’t want a generalist – you want a lawyer who understands your issues. Jordan specializes in defending professionals against their regulators. His work as prosecution counsel for numerous prominent regulators gives him unique insight into how a regulator will think and act. Jordan uses this knowledge and experience to help you protect your license.

Prior to joining GlickLaw, Jordan worked for several years at a prominent Bay Street law firm, acting almost exclusively as prosecutor and counsel to professional regulators. Jordan received his law degree from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law.

Outside of the office, you can find Jordan walking his dog Maisie, cheering on the Toronto Raptors, or double-dribbling, double-faulting, or double-bogeying playing basketball, tennis, and golf.

Karen Heath is a creative and compassionate advocate, and an experienced litigator.

Karen practices professional regulation, human rights, constitutional and criminal law. She thrives on solving complex legal problems and draws on her experience of being on both sides of legal disputes, as prosecutor and as defence counsel. Karen has regularly and successfully appeared at all levels of court in Ontario, as well as administrative tribunals and at the Supreme Court of Canada.

Prior to joining GlickLaw, Karen practiced predominantly criminal law. From that training and experience she brings a unique insight and skillset to her current practice. Clients can expect Karen to be a calm presence through highly stressful situations; to look at aproblem from all angles to find the best outcome; and to respond thoughtfully and effectively to evolving complexities. She negotiates with ease and confidence and is an adept communicator. She is a consummate professional and highly personable.

Karen obtained her J.D. from the University of Ottawa and graduated cum laude in 2014. After law school, Karen completed her articles with the Ontario Superior Court ofJustice in Toronto as a Judicial Law Clerk and was called to the Bar in 2015. Karen also holds a B.A (Honours) in Political Science and International Development Studies from Dalhousie University and an M.A. in Political Science and International Relations from the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto. 

Karen is active in the community and is involved in causes close to her heart, including volunteer work with: the Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights; the Ontario Justice Education network; Big Brothers Big Sisters of Toronto; the All-Party Parliamentary Group for the Prevention of Genocide and Other Crimes Against Humanity; and, the Canadian Centre for International Justice. She has also interned at Global Affairs Canada, the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International Criminal Court.

In her free time, Karen loves being with her family and friends, and tries to be outside as much as possible.

Christine graduated at the top of her class from the paralegal program at Durham College in 2008 and is a paralegal member of the Law Society of Ontario. She is also certified as a law clerk by the Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario.

For over a decade, Christine has supported lawyers in both criminal defence and professional regulatory practices. She is dedicated to providing exceptional service to our clients, both as a Law Clerk and as our Office Manager.

Naomi is a passionate and dedicated paralegal member of the Law Society of Ontario. She graduated from Humber College in 2022 and holds a B.A (Honours) in Criminology and Criminal Justice with a concentration in Sociology.

Naomi utilizes her prior experience in criminal law to support clients with clear communication and an exceptional attention to detail. She is determined in providing effective service for all professional regulatory practices.

In her spare time, you can find Naomi playing tennis, reading the latest fantasy novel series or hiking in nature.