Fahim Rahman

Fahim's legal career is distinguished by his comprehensive engagement with corporate and commercial law, where he skillfully navigates disputes across a broad spectrum. His work spans the intricacies of civil arbitration and mediation, delving into the complexities of construction litigation, and resolving contentious contractual disputes. Furthermore, Fahim is well-versed in the nuances of securities litigation, employment issues, and the broad terrain of administrative law.

Before his tenure at Blakes, Fahim honed his skills in administrative law at a dedicated firm in Edmonton, following which he served at the Court of King's Bench of Alberta, gaining invaluable insights into judicial proceedings.

Fahim's professional journey is marked by notable engagements, such as advising a global materials manufacturer on revising health and safety protocols in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. His ability to serve as impartial counsel to various municipal and governmental bodies showcases his versatility and trustworthiness. Notably, Fahim has demonstrated his litigation acumen by representing clients in contractual disputes, including a significant case against a developer, and facilitating arbitration between two corporate giants over asset sales.

His legal prowess extends to real estate, where he has successfully navigated transactions for both sellers and buyers, and his mediation skills have been instrumental in extending vital multi-million-dollar service agreements. Fahim's advisory roles for agencies and corporations emphasize his capacity to interpret and ensure compliance with complex regulatory landscapes.

As a member of both the Law Society of Alberta and the Canadian Bar Association, Fahim's commitment to his profession is evident. His dedication to community service shines through his volunteer work with Pro Bono Students Canada, particularly in advocating for the New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples' Council concerning the critical issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

Fahim's contributions to legal scholarship, including co-authoring a bulletin on the liabilities associated with greenwashing in Canada, highlight his engagement with contemporary legal challenges. His academic credentials, with a JD (With Distinction) from the University of New Brunswick and a BSc in Chemistry from the University of Alberta, underscore his analytical skills and diverse knowledge base, making Fahim a formidable practitioner in the field of corporate and commercial litigation.