Your energy, environmental & regulatory issues require experience. Whatever your business contact McLennan Ross to get practical advice in a reasonable time frame, at a reasonable cost.
Our lawyers represent all types of clients including, utility corporations, municipalities, small companies, major exploration and production companies, small companies and landowners.
You can rely on our diverse experience and strong track record. Our energy, environmental and regulatory lawyers have earned an exceptional reputation in Alberta, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut for offering responsive, creative and cost effective solutions to important energy, resources and environment related transactions, hearings and disputes.
Should your company’s activities lead to civil lawsuits, our seasoned litigation team is capable of handling any dispute. Our firm’s reputation in the litigation arena is second to none, and our lawyers are supported by an array of experienced litigation paralegals using the latest litigation management software. All of this litigation support infrastructure can be brought to bear in civil litigation relating to environmental disputes as well, allowing us to efficiently manage your dispute whether through the Courts, arbitration, and mediation.
Whatever the dispute, whatever the forum, McLennan Ross environmental litigators have the experience and the knowledge to guide you through the process and help you achieve a reasonable and cost-effective resolution.
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McLennan Ross is recognized by Canadian Lawyer as one of the top ten regional law firms in Western Canada. Our lawyers are consistently recognized as top practitioners in environmental and energy regulatory law by a variety of legal directories and publications, including:
Best Lawyers in Canada
The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory
Chambers Global
Martindale-Hubbell
Who’s Who Legal
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