Danielle Bryant

Dani Bryant stands at the forefront of addressing complex legal challenges in the realms of Indigenous, environmental, and regulatory law, alongside intricate commercial disputes. Her expertise not only enriches the firm's Global Energy and Mining Groups but also provides a bedrock of advice for clients navigating the intricacies of natural resource development and the ever-important ESG considerations.

In her role, Dani plays a pivotal part in strategizing for the rollout of significant projects across Canada. She extends her guidance through the labyrinth of securing project permits, adhering to environmental assessments, and ensuring compliance with stringent environmental statutes. Her dedication shines through in her work with Indigenous communities, where she earnestly engages in consultations and crafts agreements that respect and honor their rights and sovereignty.

When legal obstacles arise, Dani is the advocate clients seek. Her representation spans the judicial spectrum, tackling reviews and appeals in environmental, permitting, and Indigenous consultation matters within the respected halls of British Columbia's Supreme and Appeal Courts, as well as the Federal Court. Her acumen also extends to injunction proceedings, where she stands firm in defense of her clients' interests.

Beyond the Canadian borders, Dani's counsel is sought by businesses aiming to ethically navigate ESG risks. She addresses human rights implications within operations and supply chains, steering companies towards compliance with legislative mandates like Canada’s new act against forced and child labor in supply chains.

Dani’s commitment to professional growth and empowerment extends into her personal life, where she co-leads the Professional Women’s Network in Vancouver. This organization is a beacon for women in business, offering educational and networking platforms to foster their success.

Her journey in law began with a foundation in education from the University of British Columbia, where she earned her JD in 2011 following a BA in Theatre in 2006. Dani's engagement with the community is multifaceted; she mentors within the CBA Women Lawyers Forum, contributes as an executive member of the CBA Indigenous Law Section in BC, supports the arts through Monster Creative Productions, and plays a significant role in nurturing future legal minds through the CBA/UBC Mentorship Program.

Dani Bryant embodies a blend of legal prowess and commitment to societal progress, making strides in sectors as diverse as energy, climate, mining, and more. Her work in corporate social responsibility, environmental law, ESG, and Indigenous law, underscores her versatile approach to litigation and dispute resolution. Her endeavors, both within and beyond the legal field, underscore a relentless pursuit of excellence and advocacy for the greater good.