Cara Bally

Cara B. Bally stands out as a beacon of guidance, adept at navigating through the turbulent waters of complex disputes. Her expertise blankets a wide array of sectors, primarily focusing on construction, energy, and contractual disagreements, alongside notable ventures into medical malpractice and professional negligence.

Clients ranging from large-scale Canadian and international corporations embroiled in intricate, multi-faceted commercial disputes to medical professionals grappling with litigation or facing disciplinary actions find a formidable ally in Cara. Her proficiency as a litigator spans courts and administrative tribunals across Alberta, while her acumen in arbitration is recognized under globally esteemed systems like UNCITRAL, LCIA, and ICC.

An Associate Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Cara leverages her scientific background in biological sciences and psychology, coupled with her legal education, to provide insightful advice on matters that demand a nuanced understanding of engineering, construction, energy, and healthcare.

Cara's academic journey reflects her dedication and intellectual curiosity. Her dual bachelor's degrees from the University of Calgary, one in Biological Sciences and another in Psychology with first-class honours, set the stage for her distinguished legal education at the University of Ottawa, where she graduated cum laude. Beyond her studies, Cara contributed as an editor for the Ottawa Law Review, served as a research assistant, and committed to pro bono work, underscoring her commitment to legal scholarship and community service.

Admitted to the Alberta bar in 2020, Cara B. Bally's approach to legal practice is marked by thoroughness and a keen eye for detail, ensuring her clients' most daunting disputes are addressed with precision and strategic foresight.