Bradon Willms

Bradon, a versatile litigator, tackles a broad array of legal battles ranging from corporate and commercial disputes to intellectual property conflicts. His expertise extends into administrative law, energy regulation, bankruptcy matters, insurance issues, and appeals. Demonstrating a rich background in legal proceedings, Bradon has represented clients across various judicial levels in Alberta, including seeking leave for appeal at the Supreme Court of Canada. His proficiency is not limited to courtroom advocacy; he has also made significant contributions in administrative settings, advising on cases before prominent regulatory bodies such as the National Energy Board, the Alberta Energy Regulator, and the Alberta Utilities Commission.

In the realm of energy regulation, Bradon played a pivotal role in guiding ConocoPhillips Canada through the regulatory maze for the North Corridor Expansion Project's approval by the Canada Energy Regulator. His strategic acumen was also instrumental in Berkshire Hathaway Energy's successful acquisition of the Montana Alberta Tie-Line from Enbridge Inc., a deal valued at around $200 million. These instances underscore Bradon's adeptness in navigating complex legal and regulatory landscapes to achieve favorable outcomes for his clients.

The legal landscape is constantly evolving, and Bradon remains at the forefront, contributing to the discourse with insights on significant Supreme Court cases and energy sector trends. His analyses on legislative and regulatory shifts within the Canadian energy sector are not only insightful but also indicative of his deep engagement with current issues shaping the legal field.

Beyond his professional pursuits, Bradon is an active participant in the legal community, holding memberships in the Law Society of Alberta and the Calgary Bar Association. His educational journey, culminating in a JD from the University of Toronto and a BA from the University of Calgary, laid the groundwork for his successful legal career, which began with his admission to the Alberta Bar in 2017. Through his diverse practice areas and involvement in high-profile cases, Bradon has established himself as a formidable litigator capable of addressing a wide range of legal challenges.