Ksenija obtained her law degree from the University of Alberta in 2017 and was called to the British Columbia bar in 2018. Prior to joining Bridgehouse Law, she practiced in the areas of workers’ compensation law and federal disability benefits, family law, and business transactions.

Amrit was called to the Bar of British Columbia in 2022. While attending law school, he was the recipient of several awards including the G. Allan Higenbottam Prize in Legal and Legislative Drafting. He has appeared before the Provincial Court of British Columbia, the Supreme Court of British Columbia, and various administrative tribunals.

Kerri returned to Vancouver after completing her articles in the Okanagan where she focused on corporate transactions, real estate and wills and estate planning. During her articles, she drafted and reviewed numerous contracts and leases and completed a variety of corporate transactions. Kerri completed her dual JD at the University of Windsor and Detroit Mercy…

Alan has represented a diverse set of clients before the Provincial and Supreme Courts of British Columbia, as well as administrative tribunals such as the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, the Human Rights Tribunal, the B.C. Residential Tenancy Branch and the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles.

Ben began his practice at national firms in Toronto and Vancouver. He has represented clients before all levels of court in both British Columbia and Ontario, as well as at various administrative and regulatory tribunals. He is a former Director of the Northwest Chapter of the Turnaround Management Association.

Neal provides lender and borrower side advice in relation to a full range of financial products, including syndicated and bilateral lending transactions, general credit facilities for working capital, acquisition financing, project finance, construction finance, together with day-to-day finance and corporate matters. He has also worked to create and develop standard form lending documentation for both…

Julien was called to the Bar of British Columbia in 1997. A former judicial law clerk of the British Columbia Supreme Court, Julien attended law school at the University of British Columbia. Julien has represented clients before the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal of British Columbia.

Over his career, he has appeared in numerous seminal cases covering a varied range – criminal conspiracy, reorganization legislation, shareholder rights, and creditors’ rights and remedies and complex Family Law Property Disputes to name a few. His practice remains broad despite some emphasis, latterly, on commercial insolvency litigation. Indeed he was named one of Canada’s…

As an experienced litigator, Lino has appeared before various courts and administrative tribunals in British Columbia, the Yukon and the Northwest Territories as well as the Supreme Court of Canada. Lino has also been retained as counsel to the BC Utilities Commission on regulatory matters.