Christine Laing

Christine's legal journey is marked by a diverse array of experiences, spanning complex contractual disputes, oil and gas controversies, judicial dispute resolution, and more. Her extensive expertise also encompasses employment, environmental law, and constitutional matters.

Beginning her career at McMillan, Christine honed her skills through various roles, from summer student to articling before her Alberta bar call in 2012. After a brief hiatus to teach at a start-up clinic affiliated with the University of Calgary Faculty of Law, she returned to McMillan in 2022, rejoining the ranks of private practice.

In her teaching role, Christine engaged in public law litigation and advocated for legal reforms while mentoring law students. Her dedication to legal education and advocacy underscores her commitment to driving positive change within the legal sphere.

Christine's involvement with the Justice Sector Constellation further highlights her passion for social justice. As a member, she contributed to systemic changes addressing legal issues intersecting with poverty, reflecting her commitment to community engagement and advocacy.

In her practice, Christine has been involved in notable cases, including Orphan Well Association v. Grant Thornton Ltd., a significant legal milestone. Her track record of impactful litigation underscores her prowess in navigating complex legal landscapes and advocating for her clients' interests.

Overall, Christine's multifaceted background, combined with her dedication to legal excellence and social advocacy, positions her as a formidable force in the legal arena, making her a valuable asset to clients and communities alike.