Alisa Kaletsky

Alisa simplifies complex legal matters, empowering clients to make well-informed, strategic choices. Her expertise in distilling intricate legal issues ensures that clients not only understand but also engage proactively in their legal battles.

She acknowledges the enormous challenges that litigation presents, whether for individuals or corporations. With a focus on minimizing financial and emotional strain, Alisa leverages legal strategies to navigate disputes towards an optimal outcome, emphasizing cost-effectiveness and minimal disruption.

Her commitment to mental health advocacy is evidenced by her recognition as a top volunteer in a program dedicated to representing those contesting involuntary detainment under the B.C. Mental Health Act. This accolade underscores her dedication to societal well-being and justice.

Alisa's involvement in the legal community is extensive. She offers her expertise pro bono through Access Pro Bono and is an active member of the Canadian Bar Association, including a leadership role in its Animal Law section since 2017. Her professional affiliations extend to the Law Society of British Columbia and the Vancouver Bar Association, reflecting her deep commitment to the legal profession.

Her legal education was completed at the University of British Columbia, where she earned her Juris Doctor in 2012, followed by her admission to the British Columbia Bar in 2013. Alisa contributes to legal scholarship, including an analysis on the scope of commercial host liability in the Canadian Journal of Insurance Law.

In her legal practice, Alisa focuses on Strata Property law, where she applies her comprehensive legal knowledge and client-centered approach to navigate the complexities of property disputes. Her holistic approach to law, combined with her dedication to her clients and the community, makes her a distinguished figure in her field.