As a legal analyst in the transactional team at ClearyX, McLean implements legal technology and streamlined processes to transform traditional M&A contract review processes, delivering faster turnaround times and enhanced accuracy for clients across multiple industries.
McLean began his career as a litigator at a major Canadian law firm, working primarily in the area of class action defence. With extensive experience both in private practice and in-house at a large corporation, McLean brings a unique perspective to the transactional process as part of the ClearyX team. He has seen how a commitment to innovation can streamline the legal process and deliver measurable benefits to clients.
McLean holds a JD from Western University and a certificate in intensive trial advocacy from Osgoode Hall Law School. As a litigator, McLean has appeared before judges and masters at all levels of Ontario courts, and has acted on behalf of commercial clients in a wide range of areas, including:
McLean lives in Toronto, Ontario with his three kids and never turns down a day on the ski slopes.
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