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Randell Trombley

Randell Trombley
Randell Trombley Associate | Calgary
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Representative matters in which Randell has been involved include:

  • Defending registered professionals from claims in a variety of contexts, but often involving projects or transactions in the energy and construction industries

  • Acting as co-counsel to a professional regulator in defence of a broad array of claims, and successfully applying to have all claims struck

  • Advising insurers on coverage issues, including the resolution of coverage disputes between insurance layers

  • Representing a component part manufacturer in a complex, multi-party product liability claim

  • Prosecuting a claim concerning the sale of significant oil and gas assets, with aspects of oppression, theft of corporate opportunity and civil conspiracy

  • Advising general and limited partners in relation to competing interpretations of partnership agreements

  • Successfully asserting beneficiaries' entitlements in estate disputes

  • Acting for construction clients in bringing and defending builders' liens and Public Works Act claims

  • Representing corporate landlords to secure performance of commercial leases

  • Successfully enforcing international and domestic judgments against assets located in Alberta

Randell has been involved in the following recent reported decisions:

  • Chemtrade Electrochem Inc. v. Stikeman Elliott LLP

  • Broda v. Alberta

  • Calhome Properties Ltd. v. Coates

Awards & Recognition

Randell has been recognized in the following publications:

  • Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada – 2023–2024 (Corporate and Commercial Litigation)

Professional Activities

Randell is a member of The Law Society of Alberta and the Canadian Bar Association.

He is also a volunteer with Calgary Legal Guidance and the King's Bench Amicus Court Assistance Program.

Education

Admitted to the Alberta Bar – 2018
JD (With Distinction), University of Alberta – 2017
BA (With Distinction, Economics and Mathematics), University of Alberta – 2013

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