About Scott
Scott Spencer has broad litigation experience including Indigenous law, specifically the duty to consult, specific claims, and constitutional challenges. He is always looking for practical ways to resolve legal disputes by settlement through mediation or alternate dispute resolution, but when necessary he does not hesitate to go to Court or arbitration. Scott has appeared before the superior courts of all the Western provinces, the Federal Court of Canada, and the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal.As senior counsel with the Attorney General of Canada, Scott developed expertise in Alternative Dispute Resolution and Indigenous law with an emphasis on Crown consultation appearing before many federal tribunals, including the National Energy Board and the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada.
Scott Spencer has broad litigation experience including Indigenous law, specifically the duty to consult, specific claims, and constitutional challenges. He is always looking for practical ways to resolve legal disputes by settlement through mediation or alternate dispute resolution, but when necessary he does not hesitate to go to Court or arbitration. Scott has appeared before the superior courts of all the Western provinces, the Federal Court of Canada, and the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal.As senior counsel with the Attorney General of Canada, Scott developed expertise in Alternative Dispute Resolution and Indigenous law with an emphasis on Crown consultation appearing before many federal tribunals, including the National Energy Board and the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada.
Scott Spencer has broad litigation experience including Indigenous law, specifically the duty to consult, specific claims, and constitutional challenges. He is always looking for practical ways to resolve legal disputes by settlement through mediation or alternate dispute resolution, but when necessary he does not hesitate to go to Court or arbitration. Scott has appeared before the superior courts of all the Western provinces, the Federal Court of Canada, and the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal.
