Maggie Carmichael
Awarded Practice Areas
Biography
Maggie is a pension and benefits lawyer with Toronto-based firm, BMKP Law. She maintains a broad practice covering all aspects of pension, benefits and executive compensation law. She regularly provides advice to sponsors and administrators of provincially and federally regulated pension plans on plan design, administration, compliance, funding, investment and governance matters, as well as plan mergers, plan wind-ups, and the distribution of surplus. Maggie has experience working with employers in the design, drafting and implementation of incentive compensation plans, and with tax and other compliance issues relating to incentive compensation plans. Prior to joining BMKP Law, Maggie practiced in the pension group at a pre-eminent Canadian law firm.
Overview
- Queen’s University, J.D., graduated 2019
- Ontario, Ontario Bar Association, 2019
- Ontario Bar Association - Member, Pension and Benefits Law Section
- Canadian Bar Association - Member, Pension and Benefits Law Section
- Ontario, Ontario Bar Association, 2019
- Ontario Bar Association - Member, Pension and Benefits Law Section
- Canadian Bar Association - Member, Pension and Benefits Law Section
- Queen’s University, J.D., graduated 2019
Client Testimonials
Awards & Focus
- Employee Benefits Law
Chambers Canada (2025)
Associates to Watch: Pensions & Benefits – Nationwide – Canada
The Legal 500 Canada (2023-2025)
Leading Associate: Pensions
Additional Information
Q&A
BMKP Law boutique law firm in Canada whose lawyers focus solely on providing pension, benefits and executive compensation law advice to employers and plan administrators. Our team prides itself on providing practical, business focused advice to our clients. We seamlessly partner with clients’ actuarial, financial and other legal advisors to provide top-notch specialized legal advice. We also have a strong track record of providing creative and innovative legal solutions that reflect an in-depth understanding of the nuances of pensions and benefits law.
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