Cassidy Bishop

Cassidy Bishop stands as a dynamic force within the Litigation group in Calgary, applying her extensive legal acumen across a broad spectrum of industries including real estate development, construction, transportation, banking, financial services, consumer products, and energy. Her legal journey is marked by representing clients in a vast array of disputes, from complex commercial battles to privacy issues, environmental laws, and even estate and trust disagreements. Her courtroom prowess isn't limited to local jurisdictions; she's made her case before the highest courts, stretching from Alberta's legal landscape to the Supreme Court of Canada.

Beyond her courtroom achievements, Cassidy contributes significantly to legal literature as an editor for the firm's Class Action Monitor. Her commitment to nurturing the next generation of legal minds is evident through her mentoring efforts within and outside her firm. Cassidy's dedication to providing access to justice shines through her volunteer work with initiatives like the Civil Claims Duty Counsel Project and the Queen’s Bench Amicus Project, offering a helping hand to those navigating the legal system without representation.

Cassidy's engagement with the community extends into the realms of history and conservation, where she serves on the board of the Lougheed House Conservation Society. This role highlights her passion for connecting people with Calgary's rich historical narrative.

Her academic credentials are equally impressive, with a JD from the University of Victoria, where she not only excelled academically but also demonstrated outstanding leadership, earning her the prestigious William R. McIntyre Gold Medal among other accolades. Her professional journey saw her being called to the British Columbia bar in 2016, followed by the Alberta bar in 2019.

Cassidy's recent legal ventures include pivotal roles in high-stakes mergers and acquisitions, like the significant TransAlta Corporation's acquisition of Heartland Generation, and defending high-profile clients in class action suits, exemplified by Uber's defense against claims related to a data breach.

Her insights into litigation and dispute resolution are sought after, with contributions to critical discussions on the intricacies of class action settlements and the strategic approach to appellate litigation. Cassidy Bishop's career is a testament to her diverse expertise, commitment to justice, and her profound impact on both the legal profession and the community at large.