professional disciplinary proceedings, and construction litigation, reflecting her versatility in navigating complex legal terrain.

In her role, Victoria has been instrumental in defending Fortune 500 companies and other large entities facing high-profile, high-value, and cross-jurisdictional class actions. Notably, she recently spearheaded the defense of an Alberta-based company in a proposed cross-jurisdictional class proceeding, securing a favorable dismissal of the action against the company, showcasing her prowess in achieving favorable outcomes for her clients.

Victoria's involvement in administrative and regulatory matters is equally commendable, where she has provided adept counsel on diverse issues such as indigenous elections procedures, disciplinary proceedings for regulatory bodies and regulated members, judicial reviews, and appeals on behalf of institutional clients. Her track record includes successful representation in high-stakes and multimillion-dollar proceedings, underscoring her ability to navigate complex legal landscapes with finesse.

A recipient of the Queen’s Law Prize for Highest Standing in Contracts, the David Mullan Entrance Scholarship, and a place on the Dean’s Honour List during her tenure at Queen’s University, Victoria brings a blend of academic excellence and practical acumen to her practice. Her commitment to community involvement is evident through her participation in Pro Bono Law Alberta's Civil Claims Duty Counsel (CCDC) and DLA Piper's Afghan Women Judges Resettlement Program, reflecting her dedication to serving the community and advancing access to justice.

With a strong foundation in law from Queen’s University and an undergraduate degree from McGill University with distinction, Victoria Lee continues to make significant contributions to the legal landscape, earning recognition as a valuable asset to the Calgary legal community and beyond.