Lauren Barteluk

Lauren has carved a notable path in the legal world, currently shining as a partner and the co-chair of the personal injury practice group at Carbert Waite LLP. Her legal journey took off after she was awarded her J.D. by the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University in 2011, following a solid foundation built with a B.Sc. in Earth Sciences from the University of Calgary in 2008. She embarked on her career in Halifax, quickly making her mark and joining the Nova Scotia Bar in 2012, before transitioning to Carbert Waite LLP in 2014.

At the heart of Lauren's legal practice lies a dedication to general civil litigation, where she adeptly handles cases spanning employment, human rights, health, and personal injury law. She is known for her balanced approach, offering sage advice to both employees and employers on a wide array of employment-related issues. From navigating the complexities of termination and harassment to guiding through disability, workplace policies, and safety concerns, Lauren's expertise is comprehensive.

Her prowess extends into personal injury law, where she stands as an unwavering advocate for individuals wronged by negligence, such as in motor vehicle incidents, and simultaneously represents corporations against negligence claims, including slip and fall accidents. In the realm of health law, her contributions are significant, supporting health care institutions and professionals, particularly in medical malpractice defense.

Beyond these specializations, Lauren's versatility shines through in her engagement with collective bargaining, appearances before labor boards, and her adept handling of arbitrations, conciliations, and mediations. Her legal acumen also covers labor law, professional regulations, administrative law, and pension/benefits law, showcasing her broad expertise.

Her competence has been recognized in various legal arenas, including the Federal Court of Appeal, and courts across Alberta, Prince Edward Island, and Nova Scotia, highlighting her geographical range and legal flexibility.

A member of both the Law Society of Alberta since 2014 and the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society from 2012 to 2014, Lauren's professional affiliations with the Canadian and Calgary Bar Associations further underscore her respected status in the legal community. Through her diverse education and robust membership in notable legal societies, Lauren exemplifies the essence of a dedicated and multifaceted legal practitioner, whose impact spans across multiple areas of law.