Mackenzie Comand

Mackenzie's legal expertise spans a broad spectrum of corporate and commercial litigation, where she adeptly handles disputes across various sectors. Her proficiency in civil arbitration, mediation, construction litigation, and contractual disputes distinguishes her practice. She's adept at navigating the complexities of civil litigation, bringing a nuanced understanding to each case she undertakes.

Her notable achievements include a successful defense for a Canadian municipality in a complex C$125-million arbitration related to a major public transportation project. This case involved intricate issues of unlawful contract termination and bad faith, showcasing Mackenzie's strategic litigation skills.

Mackenzie has also demonstrated her legal acumen before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, where she effectively represented a defendant in a breach of contract case. This matter revolved around the critical analysis of cancellation notices and the exploration of bad faith allegations, further highlighting her capability in high-stakes legal battles.

Her engagement with the legal community includes co-presenting on significant legislative developments, such as the Prompt Payment legislation, to her peers in the Alberta Branch Business Law Section of the Canadian Bar Association. This involvement reflects her commitment to staying at the forefront of legal advancements and sharing her knowledge with fellow professionals.

Mackenzie has contributed to the successful representation of corporate clients in various legal matters, including oppression claims and misappropriation cases. Her work supporting ENMAX Power Corp. in compensation proceedings before the Alberta Surface Rights Board underlines her versatility and ability to address diverse legal challenges.

As a member of the Law Society of Alberta, Mackenzie's professional activities and contributions to legal publications, such as co-authoring bulletins on the Prompt Payment and Construction Lien Act, demonstrate her dedication to her field. Her educational background, with an LLM from Osgoode Hall Law School York University and an LLB from the University of Leicester, provides a solid foundation for her burgeoning legal career, marked by her admission to the Alberta Bar in 2021.