Tunç Dogan

Tunç's recent experience includes:

• successfully defending a Canadian manufacturer of health products in an expedited 2-month domestic arbitration proceeding as co-counsel, with 90% of actual reasonable legal fees and disbursements awarded

• successfully helping advise a Canadian bank on its substantive and procedural rights before a provincial consumer protection tribunal concerning a potential eight-figure monetary penalty

• advising a Canadian mining company on the expected expropriation of its mineral claims by the government of British Columbia

• acting as junior counsel to the British Columbia subsidiary of a major international mining company on an application before the British Columbia Supreme Court to strike limitation-barred amendments

• advising a leading New Zealand engineering company on the scope of its exclusive supply agreement with a US-based entity

• helping advise an American not-for-profit concerning its disputed voting rights on the board of its sister Canadian organization

Tunç is the co-president of the BC Chapter of Runnymede Society. Runnymede Society is a Canadian non-partisan organization dedicated to debating legal ideas that engage the rule of law, constitutionalism, and individual liberty.

• Co-author: Update on Canadian Sanctions Against Russia: One Year On From the Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine
  Blakes Bulletin on International Trade, March 6, 2023.