Anatoly Dvorkin is a founding partner of D2Law Professional Corporation, an innovative and progressive law firm and the home of Fertility Law Canada at D2Law – one of the country’s leading fertility law practices. Anatoly’s practice is devoted to employment law, corporate and commercial litigation, and fertility law.
Anatoly is a regular contributor for Advocate Daily and the author of various articles and papers, including publications in The Law Times, Lawyers Weekly, Creating Families and others. Anatoly is also the author of a chapter in Repair and Storage Liens Act: A Practical Guide, published by Canada Law Book in 2012.
Anatoly has been a practitioner as a solo or small firm lawyer since 2007 and has a keen interest in the business of law. An early adopter of legal technology and a firm believer that the practice of law must change with the times or be left behind, Anatoly follows legal innovation closely and aims to be at the forefront of the modernization of law practice.
Anatoly has experience representing businesses and individuals before courts of all levels in Ontario and before various administrative boards and tribunals. Anatoly practice is restricted to employment law, corporate and commercial litigation and fertility law.
Anatoly’s philosophy is that his job is to use his advocacy skills and experience to achieve the results sought by his clients while maintaining the highest standards of integrity and ethical conduct.
Anatoly is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario Law School, where he was highly involved in the academic mooting program. In 2002, Anatoly represented Western Law at the Niagara Moot Court Competition (an international mooting competition) where he won the Top Oralist award.
Anatoly was called to the Ontario Bar in 2004 and is a member of the Canadian Bar Association.
When Anatoly is not working, he enjoys spending quality time with his wife and two kids, traveling, reading, playing sports and socializing with friends.
