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Maggie DeVito
Maggie is MT+Co.’s Receptionist and the first person visitors see at our Vancouver office. She approaches her role with attention to detail and a strong commitment to client service, ensuring that the needs of our Vancouver office are met in a timely and effective manner. Maggie is a team player who contributes to a positive…
Read MoreAmy Nicol
Amy is a practice manager in our Business Law Group. She is a collaborative and open communicator who approaches challenges with logic and an open mind. A fast learner, she is detail-oriented and efficient, always ensuring that projects stay on track and meet their set timelines. EXPERTISE Before joining MT+Co., Amy worked in-house for one…
Read MoreCongratulations to MT+Co.’s New Principals
We are excited to announce the appointment of Sasha Platz and Nick Smith as principal lawyers. Sasha is a member of our business law group and leads our Okanagan presence. She is called to the bar in Alberta and BC. Sasha’s practice focuses on mergers and acquisitions, commercial leasing, real estate and finance. Sasha’s…
Read MoreGrace Smyth-Bolland
Grace is a lawyer in our Business Law and Indigenous Law Groups. Her practice includes mergers and acquisitions, asset transactions, and Indigenous economic development and governance. Grace brings professionalism, dedication, and a thoughtful approach, consistently delivering practical, client-focused advice grounded in what is important to her clients and their long-term goals. EXPERTISE Grace advises clients…
Read MoreAppeal Court Found Crypto Trading Platform’s Arbitration Clause Unenforceable
The Court of Appeal for Ontario refused to stay a proposed class action against the cryptocurrency platform Binance in favour of arbitration. The arbitration clause at issue was buried within Binance’s 50-page terms prompted to be accepted in 30 seconds, and changed within the relevant period to require arbitration in Singapore, Switzerland, and then Hong…
Read MoreA Conversation with Peter Eirikson, Principal Lawyer
Canada is undergoing a major social, political, and economic transformation. As the country adapts to this evolving landscape, our lawyers continue to align themselves with the needs of Indigenous organizations and businesses affected by these changes. According to the Natural Resources Canada report, as of May 2023, 493 major projects are either under construction or…
Read MoreAlice Jones
Alice is a practice manager in our Indigenous Law Group. She is organized and detail-oriented, always looking for new ways to improve efficiency and refine systems in her workflow. Alice thrives in fast-paced environments and juggles multiple tasks with ease. She takes a proactive approach to her work, spotting potential issues before they arise, and…
Read MoreMT+CO. Named One of Canada’s Most Admired Corporate Cultures 2024 by Waterstone Human Capital
We’ve been named a 2024 Canada’s Most Admired™ Corporate Cultures Award winner in the Emerging category! We’re thrilled to be recognized for our commitment to building a high-performance culture that helps drive growth and performance. The Canada’s Most Admired™ Corporate Cultures program recognizes best-in-class Canadian organizations for having cultures that enhance performance and sustain a…
Read MoreA Double-Edged Sword: New Employee Protections Create Uncertainty for Delivery Workers
Written by: Rebecca Langille and Jocelyn Bell In a sweeping move that has sparked both praise and concern, British Columbia introduced new regulations for app-based gig workers—specifically those in rideshare and delivery services—which came into effect September 3, 2024. These changes are designed to provide minimum wage entitlements and workplace protections, but they also raise…
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