About Lindsay
Lindsay Bec is a lawyer on our litigation and disputes team in Calgary. She practises primarily in the areas of Aboriginal law and regulatory law with broad exposure in commercial litigation matters.Lindsay acts for clients on disputes involving Aboriginal title and rights claims, duty to consult, regulatory matters related to natural resources and power, environmental issues and general corporate commercial litigation. She serves clients in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Quebec and Ontario, and has worked on actions before all levels of court, including several matters before the Supreme Court of Canada. Lindsay has appeared before all levels of court in Alberta, the Federal Court and the Alberta Utilities Commission. She also has experience in a variety of alternative dispute resolution processes.Prior to joining our firm, Lindsay clerked at the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench in 2015 and completed her articles with us in 2016. During law school, Lindsay completed the intensive program in Aboriginal lands, resources, and governments during her final year at Osgoode Hall Law School.Lindsay is co-chair of our national Indigenous Relations Network, which seeks to operationalize aspects of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action. Lindsay is a member and former co-chair of the Women in Norton Rose Fulbright (WiN) network in our Calgary office, and is an active member of our national WiN Working Groups.In 2019 Lindsay was one of the Canadian recipients of the firm's Global Inclusion Awards. The awards recognize people that have gone above and beyond their normal roles to advance the firm's inclusive culture and employee networks.
Lindsay Bec is a lawyer on our litigation and disputes team in Calgary. She practises primarily in the areas of Aboriginal law and regulatory law with broad exposure in commercial litigation matters.Lindsay acts for clients on disputes involving Aboriginal title and rights claims, duty to consult, regulatory matters related to natural resources and power, environmental issues and general corporate commercial litigation. She serves clients in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Quebec and Ontario, and has worked on actions before all levels of court, including several matters before the Supreme Court of Canada. Lindsay has appeared before all levels of court in Alberta, the Federal Court and the Alberta Utilities Commission. She also has experience in a variety of alternative dispute resolution processes.Prior to joining our firm, Lindsay clerked at the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench in 2015 and completed her articles with us in 2016. During law school, Lindsay completed the intensive program in Aboriginal lands, resources, and governments during her final year at Osgoode Hall Law School.Lindsay is co-chair of our national Indigenous Relations Network, which seeks to operationalize aspects of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action. Lindsay is a member and former co-chair of the Women in Norton Rose Fulbright (WiN) network in our Calgary office, and is an active member of our national WiN Working Groups.In 2019 Lindsay was one of the Canadian recipients of the firm's Global Inclusion Awards. The awards recognize people that have gone above and beyond their normal roles to advance the firm's inclusive culture and employee networks.
Lindsay Bec is a lawyer on our litigation and disputes team in Calgary. She practises primarily in the areas of Aboriginal law and regulatory law with broad exposure in commercial litigation matters.
Lindsay acts for clients on disputes involving Aboriginal title and rights claims, duty to consult, regulatory matters related to natural resources and power, environmental issues and general corporate commercial litigation. She serves clients in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Quebec and Ontario, and has worked on actions before all levels of court, including several matters before the Supreme Court of Canada. Lindsay has appeared before all levels of court in Alberta, the Federal Court and the Alberta Utilities Commission. She also has experience in a variety of alternative dispute resolution processes.
Prior to joining our firm, Lindsay clerked at the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench in 2015 and completed her articles with us in 2016. During law school, Lindsay completed the intensive program in Aboriginal lands, resources, and governments during her final year at Osgoode Hall Law School.
Lindsay is co-chair of our national Indigenous Relations Network, which seeks to operationalize aspects of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action. Lindsay is a member and former co-chair of the Women in Norton Rose Fulbright (WiN) network in our Calgary office, and is an active member of our national WiN Working Groups.
In 2019 Lindsay was one of the Canadian recipients of the firm's Global Inclusion Awards. The awards recognize people that have gone above and beyond their normal roles to advance the firm's inclusive culture and employee networks.
