Maureen Killoran

Maureen, a legal eagle in Canada, isn't just any lawyer. She's the national Co-Chair at her firm and a key figure on the Partnership Board. Her roots are in both Vancouver and Calgary, where she previously led the Calgary office. Maureen's not your average legal advisor; she's the go-to person for big-name commercial clients. She juggles public and private sector cases with ease.

Her specialty? Tackling tough commercial disputes, especially in the resources sector. But she's not just stuck in the courtroom. Maureen excels in commercial arbitrations, both in Canada and internationally, and isn't shy about exploring alternative dispute resolutions.

A Versatile Litigator

Maureen's portfolio is as diverse as it gets. From pipeline issues to hydroelectric squabbles, and even the nitty-gritty of oil sands and other energy disputes, she's seen it all. Her work often involves litigation linked to significant resource and transportation projects. Her courtroom presence is notable, handling everything from judicial reviews and regulatory appeals to environmental and indigenous claims.

Industry Acclaim

In the legal world, Maureen's a star. Industry insiders and clients alike recognize her as one of Canada's top litigators in energy and resources, indigenous rights, and commercial litigation. Her skills in appellate advocacy and constitutional law are also highly regarded.

Benchmark Litigation gives her high praise, calling her "a real force in the litigation community," known for her collaborative approach and deep knowledge. Chambers and Partners echo this sentiment, noting her capability as a litigator and her knack for effectively advancing legal matters.

Diverse Expertise

Maureen's legal prowess covers a wide range of sectors. She's a heavyweight in corporate and commercial litigation, with a keen focus on environmental law. Her expertise in environmental disputes, investigations, and enforcement is well-known. She's also a significant player in regulatory, indigenous, and environmental law.

Her sector knowledge is broad, extending to banking and financial services, chemicals, construction, engineering, energy, government, public sector, infrastructure, manufacturing, mining, natural resources, power, utilities, and professional services. With bar admissions in Alberta, Ontario, and British Columbia, her legal influence spans across key regions in Canada.