Katherine Rubin

Katherine Rubin, who now plays a pivotal role in Fasken's Knowledge and Practice Innovation department, focuses her efforts on supporting the Banking and Finance group. Her job is pivotal in crafting and sourcing materials that enhance the group's ability to deliver top-notch legal services efficiently while leveraging their collective expertise.

Before her current tenure at Fasken, Rubin honed her skills as a lawyer specializing in commercial real estate and secured transactions at one of Alberta's premier law firms. Her journey with Fasken began as an articling student, eventually rising to the position of junior associate.

With a diverse background in banking and finance law, Rubin has adeptly represented both lenders and borrowers across various industries, facilitating numerous secured lending deals.

Her academic credentials are equally impressive, holding a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Alberta, obtained in 2011, and a BA from McGill University, earned in 2008.

Rubin's commitment extends beyond her professional duties into active community involvement. From 2019 to 2021, she served as the Chair of the People and Governance Committee of the Calgary Downtown Association. Before this, she chaired the Urban Development Subcommittee from 2017 to 2019 and was a director of the Calgary Downtown Association from 2015 to 2021.

Her professional affiliations include memberships in the Calgary Bar Association, the Law Society of Alberta, and the Canadian Bar Association, showcasing her active engagement in the legal community.

Rubin also contributes to legal scholarship, with publications such as an insightful article on promissory notes dated November 25, 2014, titled "Promissory Notes: Who Are You Promising To Pay?" showcasing her expertise and thought leadership in her field.