Jack Ruttle

Jack Ruttle shines as a key litigator within the Vancouver-based Litigation group. With a broad skill set, he adeptly handles various commercial disputes, excelling in areas such as public and administrative law, class actions, tort claims, and infrastructure issues. His knack for devising practical solutions to intricate legal challenges sets him apart. Jack prioritizes his clients' strategic and business objectives, ensuring their interests are at the forefront of dispute resolution processes. His respectful, team-oriented approach to litigation, coupled with his skill in fostering strong relationships with both clients and opposing counsel, greatly contributes to effectively promoting his clients' goals.

With a rich background in commercial litigation, Jack's courtroom prowess spans all judicial levels in British Columbia, including engagements in the Supreme Court of Canada. His expertise is not limited to the courtroom; he is equally proficient in commercial arbitrations, mediations, administrative hearings, and regulatory probes. Jack also offers valuable pre-litigation advice, helping clients navigate disputes with foresight and strategic planning.

Jack's journey with McCarthy Tétrault began in 2015 as a summer student, leading to his return for articling and his eventual role as an associate in 2017. His career took a significant turn when he joined the BC Ministry of Attorney General as counsel, a role that enriched his civil litigation skills and deepened his understanding of government and administrative law. This experience now benefits his private sector clients as he expertly guides them through legal complexities.

Jack's academic credentials are impressive. He completed his Juris Doctor at the Peter A. Allard School of Law, University of British Columbia, in 2017. Before his legal education, he attained a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, with Distinction, from Simon Fraser University.

Admitted to the British Columbia bar in 2017, Jack is an active member of the Law Society of British Columbia and the Canadian Bar Association. His practice areas include corporate commercial litigation, where he continues to make significant contributions.