Calvin Reis-Roy has a broad commercial practice, with a particular interest in corporate finance, banking, private equity, securitisation, film finance, business contracts, and commercial arrangements.

Calvin has worked with a variety of clients in Canada, the U.S., the U.K., and across the E.U., including financial institutions, investment funds, hedge funds, credit rating agencies, and companies of all sizes.

Prior to founding One Equity Chambers, Calvin was a senior associate at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP (Paris and New York), and before that he worked at Stikeman Elliott LLP (Toronto), and Essex Court Chambers (London).

Calvin holds a LLB degree from Staffordshire University, a LLM degree in international finance law, and a PhD in securitisation law from the University of Wolverhampton.

Leo A. Wrobel's talent for exploiting change in technology and regulation has earned him widespread acclaim. In 1986 Leo built the first Computer Disaster Recovery Center collocated in a telephone office, and was first in Texas to carry voice and data services over a cable TV system. In 1994 he brokered an Agreement between a $14B client and two of the largest local phone companies in the US to build the largest network ever installed up to that time, including all regulatory approvals. Leo then leveraged a 1995 telecom law so his next ($70B) client could save millions through "unbundled" network pricing... the year BEFORE the 1996 Telecom Act. In 1997 he founded the first CLEC certified in 50 states and built it into a multi-million dollar enterprise in three years selling service to Fortune 1000 users. In the process his firm became a target for hostile action by AT&T to protect the AT&T "access" market. Over a decade of AT&T litigation, he and his staff learned the "monopoly play book" and took a stand against dominant carriers that do not play fair. Leo founded TelLAWCom Labs in 2004 to help companies facing similar pressure from resurgent monopolies. TelLAWCom Labs has collected millions in settlements for over 50 clients. Leo is also a principal at Dallas-based b4Ci Inc. and is a longtime Disaster Recovery expert. He has published 12 books and over 800 trade articles.(See article link above) A sought after speaker, he has lectured worldwide in places like Israel, Chile and China. Leo has earned consistent accolades:

As a Speaker:

• "Very knowledgeable. Ready to explain and eager to hear questions. Excellent."
• "Presentation skills were very effective and no question was a 'dumb' question."
• "Good anecdotes and real life examples, Excellent."

As a Consultant:

• "You have us pegged. Your methodology is perfect, don't change it." - CIO of $76B financial services company

As an Author:

• "Wrobel's book serves as an ideal reference for designing and implementing a top-notch disaster recovery plan for advanced telecommunications systems." - Amazon.com (See book link above)

Summary of Expertise:

• Billing Disputes and Collections
• Tariffs and Interconnection Agreements
• Revenue Recovery Audits
• CABS and Call Detail Record (CDR) disputes
• Acquisition and Bankruptcy Valuation Analysis
• Litigation Support
• Business Resumption Planning
• Former Mayor
• Legal and Regulatory Affairs

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