Menka Sull

Menka Sull stands as a distinguished member of her firm, actively engaging in the Construction + Engineering, Insurance, Administrative Law, and Environmental sectors. Her expertise predominantly revolves around litigation, encompassing a wide array of legal territories such as contractual disputes, construction litigation, environmental issues, occupiers’ liability claims, as well as professional negligence and disciplinary proceedings.

In the realm of professional liability, Menka exhibits a keen specialization in defending the interests of engineers and attorneys in cases that stem from their professional endeavors. Her extensive experience includes representing clients across various judicial levels in British Columbia, as well as before numerous administrative tribunals.

Apart from her legal pursuits, Menka plays a vital role in her firm’s Women’s Forum and has made significant contributions to its Diversity and Inclusion Committee in the past. Her commitment to nurturing future talents is evident in her active participation in student recruitment and hiring processes. As a thought leader, she not only contributes to the firm’s Construction + Engineering blog but also regularly conducts professional development seminars aimed at enriching her colleagues and the firm’s clientele.

Menka’s academic background is as impressive as her professional one. She is an alumnus of the Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia (UBC). Before embarking on her legal journey, she attained a Master’s degree in Political Science from UBC. Her pre-law career was marked by her significant role as a research consultant, where she diligently worked on resolving Indian Residential Schools claims in collaboration with the federal government.

On a more personal note, Menka cherishes her time away from the office by delving into the culinary arts as an enthusiastic amateur chef, exploring a diverse range of flavors and cooking techniques.