Experience
Jeremy has conducted workplace investigations involving allegations of harassment, fraud, financial impropriety, and other employment contract breaches. He has litigated matters involving non-solicitation agreements, human rights violations, wrongful terminations, and claims of aggravated and punitive damages being sought against employers.
Jeremy further specializes in complex, multi-party construction disputes and has significant trial experience including being lead counsel for a defendant in a 7-week King’s Bench trial. Jeremy is called to the bar in Saskatchewan, Alberta, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories. He has advocated in front of the courts of all provinces and territories he is called in and has appeared in front of the Saskatchewan and Alberta Courts of Appeal as well as Federal Court. Jeremy regularly represents national insurance and surety companies on all manner of disputes and works with some of the largest new home warranty and surety bond providers in Canada.
Jeremy’s practical, people-first approach helps him achieve the best outcomes for his clients. He understands their different needs and priorities and always looks at a case from their unique perspectives. He collaborates with clients to build strategies that lead to the most successful and effective results.
Education
JD, University of Saskatchewan, 2011
Memberships
- Called to the Northwest Territories Bar in 2023
- Called to the Yukon Bar in 2019
- Called to the Alberta Bar in 2018
- Called to the Saskatchewan Bar in 2012
- Member of the Canadian Bar Association
- Member of Law Society of Alberta
- Member of the Surety Association of Canada
- Member of Calgary Construction Association
- Member of the Law Society of Saskatchewan
Articles
Cross-Canada Review of Formal Offers to Settle
Loss of Chance- How Courts Assess Damages where a plaintiff loses the opportunity to pursue litigation