Mark Risebrough

Mark J. Risebrough is a standout associate in our litigation team, specializing in navigating the intricacies of corporate, commercial, construction, energy, and public law. He's adept at crafting contracts that safeguard ventures, shaping disputes to minimize risk, and resolving conflicts efficiently. Mark's expertise spans various courts across Alberta, Ontario, and British Columbia, alongside engagements with securities and energy regulators at multiple levels of government.

His legal prowess encompasses a wide range of matters: from corporate restructuring and shareholder disputes to commercial conflicts, including breach of contract and tortious acts. Mark also tackles complex construction issues, professional liability, and public works disputes, along with energy sector challenges like pipeline transportation and remediation projects. His public law experience includes constitutional matters and administrative decisions reviews.

Mark's role extends beyond casework. He oversees the King's Bench Amicus Program in Calgary, contributing to recruitment and mentorship within our firm. His academic journey began at Laval University and St. Francis Xavier University, culminating in a J.D. from the University of Ottawa, where he also contributed to the Ottawa Law Review.

Mark's recent engagements include pivotal roles in major mergers and acquisitions, such as Rio Tinto's acquisition of Turquoise Hill Resources, and defense against takeover bids in the oil and gas sector. His insights have led to significant contributions in international arbitration, securities regulation, and litigation, offering fresh perspectives on jurisdictional challenges, shareholder rights, and the complexities of dispute resolution in the metals and mining sector.

Mark J. Risebrough's blend of legal acumen, commitment to client success, and dedication to the broader legal community positions him as a valuable asset to our firm and the clients we serve.