Sunny Mann

Litigation and disputes, Indigenous law, insurance, alternative dispute resolution (ADR), and energy services constitute the broad spectrum of legal arenas where Sunny Mann's expertise flourishes.

In the realm of litigation, Mann navigates through corporate-commercial intricacies, delves into insurance dilemmas, and grapples with the complexities of Indigenous law. His adeptness extends to a plethora of disputes, from shareholder quandaries to constitutional intricacies. Mann's courtroom prowess is evident in his successful appearances across all levels of Alberta's judicial hierarchy, boasting reported decisions from each tier. Furthermore, his advocacy extends to the highest echelons of Canadian jurisprudence, having presented significant Indigenous law cases before the Supreme Court of Canada.

Mann's legal acumen isn't confined to the courtroom. As the lead for the collections group in Calgary's office, he adeptly handles post-judgment enforcement procedures, offering invaluable assistance to clients embroiled in such matters. Moreover, Mann is no stranger to the realm of commercial arbitrations, where he advocates zealously on behalf of his clients.

Mann's journey to legal eminence commenced with a clerkship under The Honourable Madam Justice Sheilah Martin and The Honourable Mr. Justice Peter Martin at the Alberta Court of Appeal, following his graduation from law school. Before embarking on his legal odyssey, Mann shared his knowledge as a sessional instructor at Simon Fraser University, elucidating the nuances of Environmental Science. His scholarly pursuits continued during law school, where he served as a research assistant and distinguished himself as a Legal Research and Writing Fellow.

Beyond the confines of his professional obligations, Mann dedicates his time to pro bono endeavors, offering counsel through Pro Bono Law Alberta's Queen's Bench Court Assistance (QB Amicus) and Civil Claims Duty Counsel programs.

Sunny Mann's legal journey is underscored by a robust educational foundation, having earned his J.D. from the University of Alberta and a BSc from Simon Fraser University. Admitted to the Alberta Bar in 2018, Mann's ascent within the legal fraternity is a testament to his unwavering dedication and multifaceted expertise.