Sarah Martin

In the bustling corridors of Fasken's Vancouver branch, Sarah Martin stands out as a dedicated environmental lawyer, her expertise spanning across mining, energy, and various infrastructure projects. She dedicates her practice to guiding clients through the intricate paths of commercial transactions, procurement, and the regulatory landscape that governs these sectors.

At the heart of her work, Martin engages with project owners, offering sage advice on procurement procedures and contract matters for a spectrum of projects. These range from monumental public infrastructure endeavors to more modest ventures in private construction and mining operations.

Her role extends into the meticulous process of due diligence and risk evaluation for company acquisitions and similar corporate undertakings. Furthermore, Martin is proficient in navigating environmental assessments, ensuring permitting and compliance are in check, and forging agreements with Indigenous communities, highlighting her comprehensive approach to environmental law.

Her academic journey began with a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations, followed by a Juris Doctor degree, both from the University of British Columbia, marking her ascent in the legal field by 2017. Beyond her legal pursuits, Martin is actively involved in the community, serving as a member of the Law Society of British Columbia and the Canadian Bar Association. Her commitment to fostering diversity and inclusion in the mining sector is evident in her role as a director and corporate secretary for Women in Mining BC.

Martin's contributions to the sectors of energy and climate, mining, and her involvement in corporate/commercial practices, environmental law, Indigenous law, and mergers & acquisitions, underscore her multifaceted expertise and dedication to her clients. Through her distinguished career and educational background, Sarah Martin has become a beacon of legal acumen and a pivotal figure in navigating the complex interface between law, environment, and industry.