Semiloore Atewologun

Semiloore is a lawyer with over a decade of experience advising clients on complex commercial, regulatory, and dispute-related matters across multiple jurisdictions. She began her legal career in Nigeria at a top-tier law firm ranked by Chambers Global and IFLR1000, where she advised multinational corporations, financial institutions, and government-related entities on high-value, cross-border transactions.

Her practice spans corporate and commercial law, business start-ups, corporate governance, restructurings, insolvency and debt recovery, aviation and asset finance, regulatory compliance, and immigration law. She has extensive experience drafting, reviewing, and negotiating sophisticated commercial agreements, providing strategic legal opinions, and guiding clients through regulatory and operational risks while aligning legal advice with commercial objectives.

Semiloore has advised international lenders, export credit agencies, airlines, aircraft manufacturers, infrastructure companies, and multinational enterprises on transactions involving aircraft financing and leasing, insolvency and restructuring, foreign investment, and regulatory compliance.

In Canada, Semiloore has advised and represented clients in corporate, immigration, employment and real estate matters. She has also served in adjudicative and advisory roles within the public sector, where she independently drafted decisions, and ensured compliance with procedural fairness and administrative law principles. Her public-sector experience strengthens her ability to navigate regulatory frameworks and deliver clear, well-reasoned outcomes.

She is recognized for her ability to build strong client relationships, manage competing priorities, collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams, and deliver practical, solutions-oriented advice. Semiloore has authored and co-authored numerous industry publications and legal guides and regularly contributes to thought leadership initiatives.

She is licensed to practise law in Ontario and Alberta, Canada, and is also admitted to the Nigerian Bar.