Louise McLeod

Louise McLeod, a dynamic force within our litigation team, specializes in the nuanced field of general commercial litigation, with a keen focus on disputes involving estates. Her expertise spans a broad spectrum of legal challenges, from contract and property disagreements to issues of negligence, wills variation claims, trust disputes, and privacy concerns. Throughout her career, McLeod has skillfully navigated the legal landscape, representing clients across various judicial levels, including the Provincial Court, the Supreme Court, and the Court of Appeal in British Columbia.

McLeod's academic journey commenced at Queen's University, where she pursued an undergraduate degree, laying the groundwork for her legal ambitions. Her pursuit of legal excellence continued at Thompson Rivers University, where her outstanding performance earned her the prestigious Law Society Gold Medal and Prize upon graduation. Her commitment to her craft was further demonstrated during her tenure as a summer article student with our firm in 2014, followed by a critical role as a clerk at the Court of Appeal for British Columbia between 2015 and 2016, ultimately culminating in the completion of her full articles in 2016.

Her educational accolades include not only a J.D. from Thompson Rivers University in 2015 but also an honors B.A. from Queen's University in 2010. McLeod's legal prowess was formally recognized in 2016 when she was admitted to the British Columbia bar, marking a significant milestone in her career.

In her practice, McLeod offers a comprehensive suite of services, encompassing litigation and disputes, along with specialized advice in private wealth, trusts, and estates. Her courtroom achievements across the Provincial Court, Supreme Court, and Court of Appeal for British Columbia underscore her competence and versatility in the field.

McLeod's academic achievements have been equally impressive, with her being named a Law Society of British Columbia Gold Medalist in 2015. She has also been the recipient of several scholarships at Thompson Rivers University, including the Alvin & Lydia Grunert Scholarship for academic excellence, the Certificate of Recognition Second Year Scholarship, and the Neill and Margaret MacGregor Memorial First Year Scholarship, which acknowledged both her academic prowess and community involvement. These accolades reflect McLeod's dedication to her profession and her exceptional capabilities as a litigator.