Brianne Westland, an integral member of the team at Lenczner Slaght, brings a broad spectrum of litigation expertise to her role as an associate. Her practice is marked by a specialization in civil litigation, particularly in navigating complex commercial disputes, professional negligence cases, and civil fraud. Brianne's adeptness in construction and infrastructure litigation is notable, having represented a variety of stakeholders including owners, main contractors, and subcontractors across numerous construction initiatives. Furthermore, her proficiency extends to administrative law, where she has amassed significant experience in professional regulation, adeptly handling discipline matters for professionals at various stages, both in prosecution and defense.

Brianne's legal education was completed at Osgoode Hall Law School, where she was actively involved in clinical programs aimed at advocating for low-income individuals, tackling issues from immigration to provincial offences. Her moot court experience includes competing with the Osgoode Jessup International Law Moot team, further honing her advocacy skills.

Before embarking on her legal career, Brianne earned a Bachelor of Social Sciences in Political Science and History from the University of Ottawa. During her undergraduate studies, she engaged in public policy and advisory roles across different federal government departments, gaining valuable insights into public administration and policy formulation.