Nancy carries on a corporate commercial practice, focusing on corporate and other reorganizations and restructuring, as well as general ongoing corporate and business legal matters that typically arise in the operation of a business, whether operated by a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship or non-profit entity. She has been involved in numerous mergers and acquisitions. Her practice also includes intellectual property law components in the area of trade-marks, copyright and licensing.
Educational Leadership
•Sessional Lecturer - University of Alberta, Faculty of Law: Real Estate Transactions (since 2006)
Associations & Memberships
•Edmonton Bar Association
•Law Society of Alberta
•Canadian Bar Association
•Canadian Association of Law Teachers
•Registered Trade-Mark Agent in Canada (since 1991)
Legal Knowledge
4.4/5.0Analytical Capability
4.4/5.0Judgment
4.4/5.0Communication
4.4/5.0Legal Experience
4.4/5.05.0/5.0 Rated by a Partner on 10/24/14 in Corporate Commercial Law
4.0/5.0 Rated by a Partner on 10/25/14 in Administrative Law
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