Tracy Solhi is an Associate in our National Pension, Benefits and Executive Compensation Practice in Toronto. She advises on a broad range of legal issues related to defined benefit and capital accumulation plans across Canada, including plan design, administration, governance, funding, winding-up of pension plans and continuous regulatory compliance. 

Tracy is an active member in the broader pensions and benefits industry, acting as Regional Coordinator and Regional Programming representative between 2018-2021 on the Executive Committee of the Pension & Benefits Section of the Ontario Bar Association, and previously serving as a member of the Communications Committee of the Pension & Benefits Section of the Canadian Bar Association.

Prior to joining McCarthy Tétrault, Tracy was a Legal Consultant with the Governance, Legal and Compliance Consulting Practice at a major international consulting firm, providing pension and benefits legal consultation services across Canada and various Caribbean jurisdictions. During her time at the consulting firm, Tracy was a contributing author and co-editor of a published handbook on Canadian pension and benefit plans. She also regularly drafted articles for internal and external clients advising on developments in the industry in an online publication. Before joining the pension and benefits industry, Tracy previously worked on civil litigation matters, including strategic employment law issues.

Tracy obtained her BCom from York University in 2010 and JD from the University of Windsor Faculty of Law in 2015. Tracy holds a Certificate in Pension Law from Osgoode Hall Law School, and a Retirement Plans Associate (RPA) Designation from Dalhousie University and the International Foundation of Employee Benefits Plans, as part of the CEBS program.

Tracy was called to the Ontario bar in 2016. She is a member of the Law Society of Ontario.