Vhari Storwick

Navigating the intricacies of commercial litigation and arbitration, Vhari excels with a distinct focus on defending professionals in liability claims and resolving disputes over wills, trusts, and estates. Her representation spans various professionals, including engineers and architects, particularly when they face errors and omissions allegations linked to significant infrastructure or residential ventures.

Vhari's approach is marked by pragmatism and a drive for efficiency in resolving disputes. Her expertise extends across several judicial arenas, including the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta and the Alberta Securities Commission, showcasing her adaptability and proficiency in diverse legal environments.

Her journey in law began with a foundation in securities law and corporate governance at Fasken’s London office, where she provided counsel to resource companies engaged in cross-border transactions. This international experience, coupled with her clerkship at the Alberta Court of Appeal and articulation at a renowned national firm in Calgary, underpins her comprehensive understanding of the legal landscape.

A notable aspect of Vhari’s academic journey includes founding and leading the law student newspaper Moot Times during her law school years, evidencing her leadership and commitment to the legal community from early on.

Her casework includes notable representations, such as defending Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton in a multimillion-dollar lawsuit, showcasing her capability to handle high-stakes litigation. Vhari's background, spanning from Calgary to London and her scholarly contributions, positions her as a lawyer with both depth and breadth in commercial litigation and arbitration.