Randell Trombley

Randell's career in commercial litigation and dispute resolution is marked by a vast array of complex cases where he has adeptly represented clients across numerous legal disciplines. His expertise shines particularly in handling cases related to professional negligence, insurance disputes, product liability issues, commercial transactions, corporate governance, defamation, and estate administration, among others. Randell’s skill set also extends to construction, municipal law, and civil enforcement, showcasing his versatility and depth of knowledge in various legal arenas.

Before his current position at Blakes, Randell refined his legal prowess at a top-ranked advocacy boutique, accumulating significant courtroom experience across Alberta's legal system. He has confidently argued cases in the Provincial Court, the Court of King's Bench, and the Court of Appeal of Alberta. Beyond the courtroom, Randell is familiar with the workings of the Municipal Government Board and has valuable experience from his time in public service, including roles at Alberta's Ministry of Energy and the Embassy of Canada in Washington, D.C.

Randell's casework is as varied as it is impressive. He has defended professionals in the energy and construction sectors against various claims, served as co-counsel for professional regulators, and navigated intricate insurance coverage disputes. His prowess extends to representing manufacturers in multi-faceted product liability cases, handling significant oil and gas asset sales disputes, and resolving partnership agreement conflicts. Randell has also been instrumental in estate disputes, construction law cases, and enforcing both international and domestic judgments within Alberta.

His legal acumen has led to involvement in notable decisions such as Chemtrade Electrochem Inc. v. Stikeman Elliott LLP, Broda v. Alberta, and Calhome Properties Ltd. v. Coates, further solidifying his reputation in the legal community.

Recognition for Randell’s work includes listings in "Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada" for 2023-2024, highlighting his rising influence in corporate and commercial litigation. His professional dedication extends beyond his casework; he is an active member of The Law Society of Alberta and the Canadian Bar Association. Randell also contributes his time and expertise to the Calgary Legal Guidance and the King's Bench Amicus Court Assistance Program, demonstrating his commitment to the legal profession and community service.

In addition to his legal practice, Randell has co-authored publications that offer insights into litigation and dispute resolution, including analyses on the Alberta Court of Appeal's decisions and the Alberta Securities Commission's approaches to financing and shareholder protections.

Randell's legal education is as distinguished as his career, holding a JD with Distinction from the University of Alberta, where he also earned a BA with Distinction in Economics and Mathematics. Admitted to the Alberta Bar in 2018, Randell’s educational background and professional experience combine to make him a formidable force in the legal field.