Michael Pedlow

Mike offers expert legal guidance to a wide array of companies, both public and private, across various sectors, focusing on structuring and executing financing, mergers and acquisitions, corporate sales, and restructuring and reorganization efforts. He's known for advising syndicates of underwriters and agents on financing structures, execution, and due diligence processes. Mike's work extends to providing in-depth advice on compliance, corporate governance, and reporting obligations, ensuring clients navigate stock exchange requirements smoothly.

In the realm of services, his expertise spans the oil and gas sector, capital markets, and mergers and acquisitions, demonstrating his versatility and depth of knowledge. Among his notable projects, Mike played a pivotal role in The Very Good Food Company's public offering and Topaz Energy Corp.'s initial public offering, underscoring his proficiency in capital markets.

Mike's involvement in significant transactions, such as Precision Drilling's acquisition of Trinidad Drilling Limited and Superior Plus's acquisition of Certarus Ltd., highlights his ability to navigate complex deals. His work with Mitsubishi Materials and Valeura Energy further showcases his skill in facilitating strategic investments and placements.

His recognition as an up-and-coming lawyer by Chambers Canada and as a next-generation partner by The Legal 500, along with accolades from IFLR1000 and The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory, attest to his rising influence and excellence in the legal field. Mike's insights into securities law, regulatory updates for foodtech companies, and financing strategies offer valuable perspectives on the evolving legal landscape.

Mike's commitment extends beyond his legal practice; he serves on the board of the Progressive Alternatives Society of Calgary, contributing to the community by supporting individuals with developmental disabilities. His educational background, with a Business Law Certificate and LLB from Dalhousie University and a BA from the University of British Columbia, coupled with his admission to the Alberta bar in 2007, forms the foundation of his distinguished career.