Dale North

Since 2011, Dale has seamlessly blended the roles of solicitor and litigator, initially making her mark at Davison Law Group and presently contributing her expertise at Davison North Law. Her legal journey is distinguished by a profound dedication to corporate and commercial law, where she adeptly handles the intricacies of business acquisitions and operations. This includes navigating the complexities of purchases and sales, employment issues, leasing, and the meticulous process of reviewing and drafting contracts across a spectrum of situations, not to mention her involvement in the governance of corporations and societies.

Beyond her solicitor duties, Dale's prowess extends to the courtroom, where her litigation skills have been showcased across all levels of British Columbia's judicial system, including the Federal Court. Her litigation portfolio is extensive, covering a gamut of corporate and commercial disputes, challenges under the Charter, municipal law issues, employment disputes, and estate matters. Dale's expertise also spans administrative law, where she has engaged with the Human Rights Tribunal and the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner, alongside conducting reviews for various professional and regulatory bodies.

Dale's commitment to her profession is matched by her dedication to community and personal growth. Her volunteer work with local theatre companies underscores her passion for the arts, highlighted by her leadership roles on the Board of Directors for both the Vancouver Fringe Festival and the Coastal Jazz and Blues Society. Furthermore, her presidency at Fighting Chance Productions and her mentorship through the YWCA High School Mentorship program reflect her commitment to fostering community and supporting the arts and youth. Dale's personal interests are as diverse as her professional skills, with her leisure time spent immersed in books, enjoying cigars, or traveling to some of the world's most unconventional destinations, including Mauritania, Uzbekistan, and Burkina Faso.

Her academic background is as impressive as her professional and personal pursuits, holding a Bachelor of Arts in History and a Juris Doctor, both from the University of British Columbia. Since being admitted to the BC Bar in 2010, Dale has not only demonstrated her legal acumen but also her commitment to making a significant impact within her community and beyond. Her multifaceted career and interests highlight a dynamic individual dedicated to excellence, both in her legal practice and in her contributions to society.