Jordan Deering

Jordan Deering is Chair of DLA Piper’s Canadian Corporate Crime, Compliance and Investigations Group. With over 20 years of experience, she represents clients in litigation, investigations, and regulatory proceedings involving fraud, bribery, corruption, and other white-collar matters. She advises companies facing serious misconduct allegations, conducting business focused investigations and managing related legal proceedings to support compliance and mitigate risk. Her work handles a wide range of matters relating to fraudulent schemes, corruption, conflicts of interest, kickbacks, self dealing, asset misappropriation, regulatory non-compilance, accounting issues, and other corporate misconduct. She often reports to senior executives, boards, and special committees on these sensitive matters. Jordan has obtained and administered Anton Piller orders, Mareva injunctions, Norwich Pharmacal orders, preservation orders, and receivership orders. Notable matters include securing a worldwide Mareva Injunction and related relief in the Productivity Media action involving a fraud over $100 million, and successfully obtaining a US$32 million summary judgment based on unjust enrichment in ATB v. Real Industries 333 Corp.