Scott Carriere

Scott Carrière is deeply involved in commercial litigation, particularly in construction disputes and arbitration. He has appeared before various courts and arbitral tribunals in Alberta and the Federal Court. Additionally, he has facilitated mediations and pre-trial conferences in both Alberta and Saskatchewan.

His litigation experience covers a broad spectrum:

- He has represented energy companies entangled in contractual disputes regarding construction delays and cost escalations.

- Scott has advocated for diverse clients seeking insurance coverage for property damage and course of construction.

- He has navigated clients through intricate transactional disputes concerning contractual entitlements for termination fees.

Beyond his legal practice, Scott has contributed significantly to legal scholarship. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications spanning constitutional law and legal history, with his recent works featured in esteemed journals like the Alberta Law Review, Banking and Finance Law Review, and Law and History Review.

During his time in law school, Scott held the role of Associate Editor-in-Chief at the Alberta Law Review. He was an active participant in the University of Calgary Moot Program, showcasing his advocacy skills in competitions such as the Laskin Moot and Corporate Securities Moot.