Graham Scott

Graham Scott, with a rich background spanning over three decades as a resource and corporate finance attorney, merges this with his hands-on experience from an eight-year stint as an exploration geologist. This unique blend of expertise affords his clients unparalleled advice on matters related to resources. His representation extends across a broad spectrum, from Canadian public entities traded on the TSX and TSX Venture Exchanges to a varied clientele within the corporate finance sector. Graham's legal acumen benefits a wide array of stakeholders in the mining sector, including solo prospectors and global mining giants. His negotiation and drafting skills shine through in participation and joint venture agreements for mining properties across the globe. His clients have struck significant discoveries, particularly in gold, diamonds, and uranium.

As a thought leader, Graham has contributed papers on securities and mining law, also taking the helm at numerous legal and industry forums.

His legal practice is underpinned by a solid educational foundation, including a BSc from King's College London in 1968, an MA from the State University of New York in 1970, and an LLB from the University of British Columbia in 1980. Graham's admission to the Bar in British Columbia in 1981 paved the way for his distinguished career in corporate finance and securities, as well as in the mining industry.