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Field Law has a multifaceted background in providing advice and counsel within all areas of litigation. We represent clients before all levels of court in Alberta as well as the Federal Court and the Supreme Court of Canada, and before a wide variety of tribunals, boards and commissions.

Sometimes, clients face disputes where immediate action is crucial. Waiting for the usual legal process could result in irreparable harm, or the other side might be pushing for injunctive relief without meeting the complex evidentiary requirements. In these high-stakes situations, with significant evidence to manage, swift and strategic action is essential. At Field Law, we understand the legal landscape, quickly identify the key facts, and use our experience and judgment to effectively protect and advance our clients' positions.

We work closely with clients to find practical and economical solutions to disputes utilizing alternative methods such as mediation, arbitration and mini-trials to resolve a wide range of legal disputes. 

Field Law has a skilled and knowledgeable group of litigators who provide assistance to clients in numerous areas including:

  • Alternative Dispute Resolution
  • Appeals and Judicial Reviews
  • Class Actions
  • Commercial Injunctions
  • Construction
  • Corporate and Business Disputes
  • Debt Recovery and Restructuring
  • Estate Litigation and Dispute Resolution
  • Intellectual Property
  • Pensions and Benefits
  • Personal Injury
  • Privacy
  • Products Liability

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  • What legal issues should organizations consider when operating in Northern Canada?

    Organizations operating in Northern Canada may encounter legal issues involving regulatory approvals, land and resource development, employment, government relations, construction and infrastructure, commercial agreements and dispute resolution. Northern matters can also involve distinct legal, geographic and operational considerations.

  • What should an organization do when it receives notice of a legal claim?

    An organization should promptly preserve relevant records, review applicable contracts and insurance policies, identify internal stakeholders and consider obtaining legal advice. Depending on the claim, notice may also need to be provided to an insurer or another contractual party.

  • When should a business involve litigation counsel in a commercial dispute?

    Businesses do not need to wait until a lawsuit has been filed to involve litigation counsel. Early advice can help an organization assess its legal position, preserve evidence, manage communications, evaluate settlement options and develop a strategy for negotiation, mediation, arbitration or litigation.