Alexandra Mitretodis

At the heart of Fasken's Vancouver office, Alexandra Mitretodis shines as a litigation and dispute resolution partner, adeptly navigating the complexities of class actions, both international and domestic commercial arbitration, along with commercial litigation. Her expertise is not just confined to local disputes; Alexandra thrives in the intricacies of cases that span across multiple jurisdictions, bringing a global perspective to her practice. Notably, the technology sector benefits greatly from her deep understanding of privacy, cybersecurity, competition, and consumer protection laws.

Her prowess has not gone unnoticed. Alexandra has garnered significant acclaim, securing a spot on Business in Vancouver's 2023 Forty Under 40 Awards. Her expertise in arbitration is recognized widely, earning her titles such as "Future Leader" by Who's Who Legal Arbitration, "Rising Star" by Legal 500 in dispute resolution, and similarly by the International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution (CPR) in alternative dispute resolution. Furthermore, her skills in commercial arbitration have placed her among Lexpert's leading lawyers, with additional recognition in Best Lawyers for her contributions to corporate commercial litigation and international arbitration.

Alexandra's courtroom appearances span the entirety of British Columbia's legal echelons, extending her advocacy to the Federal Court and even the Supreme Court of Canada. She is versed in a variety of arbitration frameworks, including those of the ICC, ICDR, AAA, LCIA, ICSID, VanIAC, WIPO, and the DRC, showcasing her adaptability and breadth of knowledge.

Language barriers pose no challenge to Alexandra, who is fluent in English and French, with a solid foundation in Spanish, enhancing her capability to handle international cases with ease.

Her industry expertise is vast, encompassing automotive, mining, and the technology, media, and telecommunications sectors. Alexandra's practice areas are diverse, covering competition litigation, information technology, and privacy and cybersecurity law, among others.

Alexandra's academic credentials are impressive, with a JD/LLL from the University of Ottawa, an MA in Philosophy from Queen's University, and a BA (Honours) in Philosophy from Glendon College, York University. Her commitment to education extends beyond her own learning; she has served as an adjunct professor of Civil Procedure at UBC's Peter A. Allard School of Law and has been an active mentor and community participant, notably in the legal community's theatrical productions.

Her leadership and involvement in various legal communities are profound. Alexandra has held positions such as Director and Chair of the Rules Committee at VanIAC, Vice-Chair of the BC Regional Advisory Committee of The Advocates' Society, and numerous executive roles within the CBA BC Class Action Section and Young Canadian Arbitration Practitioners (YCAP), amongst others. Her dedication to arbitration and advocacy is further evidenced by her tenure with the ICC Young Arbitrators Forum and her contributions to the legal landscape through her roles in The Advocates' Club and various sections of the CBA.

Alexandra's multifaceted career reflects not only her legal acumen but also her commitment to the broader legal community, showcasing a blend of expertise, leadership, and service.