Nicholas Lo

Nicholas, serving as an Associate in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group, embraces the philosophy that law is fundamentally about serving others, prioritizing the client's needs above all. His practice spans a wide array of litigation areas, from corporate disputes and employment issues to more specialized areas such as commercial tenancy and civil fraud.

Armed with a JD from Thompson Rivers University and a BComm from the University of Calgary, Nicholas has been an active member of the Alberta bar since 2015. His legal career is distinguished by a commitment to representing a diverse client base, including individuals, small businesses, large corporations, and not-for-profit organizations.

Nicholas's courtroom success is notable, with appearances across various levels including the Provincial Court of Alberta and the Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta, as well as before Federal Labour Adjudicators. His achievements range from negotiating comprehensive severance packages for employees to securing critical interlocutory remedies such as Mareva Injunctions to protect assets and ex parte Replevin Orders for the recovery of vital commercial property.

His work has led to significant legal victories in cases such as Legare v Acme (Village) and Sangha v Alberta, showcasing his ability to navigate complex legal challenges with strategic acumen. Nicholas's dedication to his clients and his craft makes him a standout advocate for those facing legal disputes in the commercial and employment sectors.