Grant Hatley

Grant Hatley, since November 2020, has enriched League and Williams with his expertise, especially in the realms of estate planning, managing estates, and the corporate sector. His background as an estate litigator has armed him with unique insights, enabling him to guide clients through the maze of potential complications associated with estate management and planning. This insight is crucial, particularly in navigating disputes or when litigation becomes inevitable. With a knack for strategizing, Grant's experiences have shaped his ability to foresee issues and to mediate effectively when necessary.

His academic journey began at the University of Victoria, where he pursued a Bachelor of Arts, followed by a law degree from Bond University in Australia. His career took root in Northern British Columbia, where he honed his legal skills before making his way back to Victoria, BC, to further his practice. Grant's legal acumen is not just limited to his professional endeavors; he is also deeply committed to contributing to his community and indulges in sports, with a particular fondness for rugby and tennis, during his leisure time.

Before joining League and Williams, Grant Hatley's professional path was marked by significant roles, including:

• Acting as an estate litigator, where he represented and opposed executors, trustees, and beneficiaries in various estate-related disputes.

• Handling complex issues such as the validity of claims, alterations to wills, and the examination of executor and trustee accounts.

• Serving articles in Northern British Columbia, which laid the foundation for his legal career.

Grant Hatley is a member of the British Columbia bar, a credential that underscores his commitment to his field and empowers him to practice law with authority and integrity in the region. His dual focus on estate planning and administration, alongside corporate commercial law, positions him as a versatile asset to his firm and the clients he serves. Grant's journey from an undergraduate degree to becoming a bar-certified lawyer in British Columbia is a testament to his dedication and passion for law, making him a distinctive figure in his professional circle.