Lisa Mackie

Lisa Mackie stands at the forefront of Strata Property Law, as the esteemed leader of the Strata Property Practice Group at Alexander Holburn. Her expertise extends to Residential Tenancy Law, making her a pivotal figure in both the firm's Insurance and Real Estate Practices. Lisa's journey in law is marked by significant milestones and contributions to the legal community.

Her tenure at Alexander Holburn is distinguished by her role as the 2019/2020 chair of the Women’s Forum. This initiative showcases her dedication to fostering growth and networking among female professionals in the legal sphere, including lawyers, paralegals, and clients. Before her impactful presence at Alexander Holburn, Lisa honed her skills in law reform, working as a legal researcher with the British Columbia Law Institute and the Canadian Centre for Elder Law Studies, a testament to her diverse legal background.

Lisa's legal prowess is evident in her representation of clients across all levels of Court in British Columbia, specializing in strata property and residential tenancy law. Her versatility extends to handling human rights complaints, privacy disputes, employment disputes, defamation matters, and arbitrations under the Strata Property Act. Lisa's expertise has not only earned her significant recognition in the legal industry but also made her a sought-after legal resource for various media outlets, including CBC Radio, CBC News, Canadian Lawyer Magazine, and more, where she shares her insights on strata property and residential tenancy issues.

A passionate advocate for legal education, Lisa has contributed extensively to various educational initiatives. She has shared her knowledge with the Vancouver Bar Association, Law Courts Center, and the Continuing Legal Education Society of BC, among others. Her roles as an instructor for the Professional Association of Managing Agents, the Condominium Home Owners Association, and a teacher at Langara College further underline her commitment to educating others in her field.

Lisa's writings have graced numerous property management publications, showcasing her prowess in conveying complex legal concepts with clarity. Since 2012, as a member of the Rental Education Committee for the Professional Association of Managing Agents, she has been instrumental in developing educational programs for both licensed and unlicensed property managers.