About John
John leads the Condominium Management Group at Witten LLP. His practice focuses on condominium management law providing guidance and assistance to condominium corporations, directors, property managers and owners. He has represented clients on condominium related matters at all levels of Court in the Province of Alberta and has argued leave applications to the Supreme Court of Canada. He also practices in the areas of creditors’ rights, bankruptcy and insolvency, and commercial disputes. Admitted to the Alberta bar in 1992, he completed a B.A. (1990) at the University of Alberta, and a LL.B. (1991) at the University of Windsor.John has been a panelist speaking at various programs put on by the Legal Education Society of Alberta, the Canadian Bar Association, the Canadian Condominium Institute North Alberta Chapter, and has consulted with the Government of Alberta regarding recent changes to the Condominium Property Act of Alberta. He also contributes to the Canadian Centre for Professional Legal Education (CPLED) for the Law Society of Alberta and has been an instructor at the Bar Admission Course for the Legal Education Society of Alberta.John is active in the local and national lacrosse communities and was a player on national championship lacrosse teams. He is the current Chair of the Discipline and Appeals Committee for the Alberta Lacrosse Association and has represented the Canadian Lacrosse Association at national competitions. He also volunteers with the Edmonton Community Legal Centre which provides free legal advice to low to moderate income individuals in the Edmonton area
John leads the Condominium Management Group at Witten LLP. His practice focuses on condominium management law providing guidance and assistance to condominium corporations, directors, property managers and owners. He has represented clients on condominium related matters at all levels of Court in the Province of Alberta and has argued leave applications to the Supreme Court of Canada. He also practices in the areas of creditors’ rights, bankruptcy and insolvency, and commercial disputes. Admitted to the Alberta bar in 1992, he completed a B.A. (1990) at the University of Alberta, and a LL.B. (1991) at the University of Windsor.John has been a panelist speaking at various programs put on by the Legal Education Society of Alberta, the Canadian Bar Association, the Canadian Condominium Institute North Alberta Chapter, and has consulted with the Government of Alberta regarding recent changes to the Condominium Property Act of Alberta. He also contributes to the Canadian Centre for Professional Legal Education (CPLED) for the Law Society of Alberta and has been an instructor at the Bar Admission Course for the Legal Education Society of Alberta.John is active in the local and national lacrosse communities and was a player on national championship lacrosse teams. He is the current Chair of the Discipline and Appeals Committee for the Alberta Lacrosse Association and has represented the Canadian Lacrosse Association at national competitions. He also volunteers with the Edmonton Community Legal Centre which provides free legal advice to low to moderate income individuals in the Edmonton area
John leads the Condominium Management Group at Witten LLP. His practice focuses on condominium management law providing guidance and assistance to condominium corporations, directors, property managers and owners. He has represented clients on condominium related matters at all levels of Court in the Province of Alberta and has argued leave applications to the Supreme Court of Canada. He also practices in the areas of creditors’ rights, bankruptcy and insolvency, and commercial disputes. Admitted to the Alberta bar in 1992, he completed a B.A. (1990) at the University of Alberta, and a LL.B. (1991) at the University of Windsor.
John has been a panelist speaking at various programs put on by the Legal Education Society of Alberta, the Canadian Bar Association, the Canadian Condominium Institute North Alberta Chapter, and has consulted with the Government of Alberta regarding recent changes to the Condominium Property Act of Alberta. He also contributes to the Canadian Centre for Professional Legal Education (CPLED) for the Law Society of Alberta and has been an instructor at the Bar Admission Course for the Legal Education Society of Alberta.
John is active in the local and national lacrosse communities and was a player on national championship lacrosse teams. He is the current Chair of the Discipline and Appeals Committee for the Alberta Lacrosse Association and has represented the Canadian Lacrosse Association at national competitions. He also volunteers with the Edmonton Community Legal Centre which provides free legal advice to low to moderate income individuals in the Edmonton area
