G. Elizabeth Bergman, PhD

G. Elizabeth Bergman is an Edmonton-based Associate whose practice focuses on wills and estates and criminal defence law.

In 2026, Elizabeth completed a clerkship at the Alberta Court of Appeal, where she gained additional experience in legal research and litigation across a range of matters. She also completed an internship with the Office of the Judge Advocate General while attending law school.

Elizabeth takes a thoughtful, principled approach to helping clients navigate complex and often stressful situations. She understands the uncertainty clients may face, whether dealing with the financial and emotional impact of estate disputes or the serious personal consequences of criminal proceedings. Elizabeth focuses on explaining the legal process clearly, identifying practical solutions and developing strategies tailored to each client's needs. Her goal is to provide strong legal representation and reassurance during challenging times.

Elizabeth earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Alberta in 2024, graduating with the Horace Harvey Gold Medal in Law. Prior to her legal career, she earned a PhD in Political Studies from Queen's University and a Master of Arts in Political Science from the University of Waterloo, supported by graduate scholarships.

Elizabeth's academic work focused on administrative and constitutional law, and she remains an active contributor to legal scholarship, with publications addressing Charter rights, judicial review and public law. Her academic background informs her rigorous, research-driven approach to practice and her commitment to providing clear, actionable advice grounded in thorough preparation and analysis.