Brad Armstrong

Biography

Brad Armstrong, QC, Partner at the firm Lawson Lundell LLP, has extensive experience in civil litigation, aboriginal law, administrative and constitutional law, and environmental law. He represents clients involved with land use issues, project development, regulatory approvals, environmental assessments, First Nations consultation, and litigation, in a range of natural resource industries including mining, forestry, agriculture, aquaculture, energy, independent power projects, oil and gas, and transportation. His practice extends through Western Canada and the North, including the Yukon and Northwest Territories and Nunavut.   Brad has extensive experience in corporate and commercial litigation, injunctions and environmental prosecutions, as well as competition law. He acts as counsel in court hearings and in public review hearings in all levels of the British Columbia Courts and the Federal Courts and before federal, provincial and territorial boards, panels and commissions.   Brad is a regular contributor to the Project Law Blog, a resource that updates proponents on developments in the law and policy that applies to the development of major projects in Canada. He also teaches a course in Oil and Gas Law at the University of British Columbia.   

Research Interest

  Environmental Science