Alongside its activity in contaminated sites and transactional support matters, Fasken’s environmental law group frequently interacts with its regulatory and Indigenous law practices to provide full-spectrum support on environmental assessments and environmental defence litigation. The firm’s top-tier mining offering translates into significant work in that sphere, while the team also handles energy, infrastructure, real estate and waste management-related matters. Toronto-based Rosalind Cooper ‘makes her points against opposing counsel in a measured professional manner’ and co-heads the national department together with Montreal-based Pierre-Olivier Charlebois. Also noted in Vancouver are energy specialist Ron Ezekiel and environmental litigator Kinji Bourchier.
Testimonials
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- ‘I think the team does a great job in finding the right experts and also engaging other practice areas to fill in any gaps that may be out of the environmental scope. I mainly work with one team member out of the Toronto office but my limited experience with the Montreal office has been pleasant.’
- ‘Rosalind (Roz) Cooper is outstanding because she understands the practice and she can also litigate which is immeasurable. Roz makes her points against opposing counsel in a measured professional manner without losing her cool. Her approach has allowed us to win some early victories with the Judge.’
Lawyers
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Rosalind Cooper, Pierre-Olivier Charlebois