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Alaa Noui

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“I have always been passionate about making sure people’s voices are heard and their needs are met. From this perspective, I see the art of law being deeply linked to the art of human understanding.”
– Alaa Noui
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Alaa Noui

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At heart, Alaa Noui is a problem solver. For every client, Alaa looks beyond the case at hand to discover solutions that serve their long-term interests. Often, these solutions take her into the courtroom. In court, this skillful litigator can use all her powers of logic and persuasion to win favourable decisions.

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Education: McMaster University, B.A. (Hons), 2018; University of Birmingham, LL.B., 2020; Osgoode Hall Law School, LL.M., 2021

Called to the Bar: 2022

Memberships: Hamilton Law Association

Areas of Practice

Using Industry-Specific Knowledge to Serve Clients Better.

Focusing on commercial law, Alaa has developed expertise in complex industry-specific topics. In preparation for cases, she has delved into aspects of engineering, technology and construction. “Knowledge is power, learning about these details makes me a better lawyer.”

Despite her passion for litigation, Alaa believes that the best solution is often found out-of-court. “Litigation can be very taxing. If there is a faster path towards resolution, I always encourage my clients to explore that route, “ says Noui.

Alaa is Hamiltonian, born and raised. Throughout the years of her legal education, she had the opportunity to travel and live in different parts of the world. Her travels allowed her to meet people from all different walks of life and embrace diverse perspectives. Now, Alaa is bringing the benefit of those years of experience into her legal practice at Scarfone Hawkins.

Q: When I think about “the art of law” the first thing that pops into my head is?
A: Art and law intersect in advocacy like transforming an abstract art into a still life where you take the undefined and craft it into a masterpiece that reflects the best position for your client.
Q: Personal quality that’s served you well?
A: Being level headed in high-stress situations.
Q: Proudest moment?
A: You never forget the first trial you’ve won!
Q: When I think about “the art of law” the first thing that pops into my head is?

A: Art and law intersect in advocacy like transforming an abstract art into a still life where you take the undefined and craft it into a masterpiece that reflects the best position for your client.
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