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Always pondering the most complex issues, Casey sincerely enjoys finding ways to improve the quality of other people’s lives. She’s an innate “ideas person” who enjoys hearing different viewpoints to expand and compliment her own. Bringing this comprehensive perspective to her legal practice, Casey strives to draw connections and synthesize the moving parts of law and business for her clients’ benefit.

Focusing her legal practice on local government law, business and real estate transactions, and intellectual property law, Casey believes in listening to understand, rather than listening with the intent to respond — she ensures she appreciates the full breadth of an issue before offering a solution. Whether it be advising local governments on complex matters or helping her clients start or grow their businesses, Casey has her clients’ best interests in mind at all times.

Having grown up in Kamloops, Casey particularly enjoys seeing the community develop and is always looking for ways to grow connections. Away from the office, Casey is an avid gardener, a slowly improving golfer and a fantasy football enthusiast. She believes puns are the highest form of humour, that sampling craft beer is a real hobby, and is always challenging her own value system.

A natural high achiever, Kendra skillfully tackles her clients’ problems by establishing facts and applying the law in a way that her clients can easily understand. Always learning, she approaches her legal work with a concentrated, quiet confidence based in research, using her competitive experience to advocate for her clients.

With a litigation practice focused on employment, local government and personal injury law, Kendra excels at distilling complex legal issues to help clients identify options and make fully-informed decisions about next steps. Kendra’s attention to detail, diligent preparation, and steady drive ensure that her clients’ needs are met efficiently and effectively.

Originally from the Yukon, Kendra has real appreciation for the wilderness and for any athletic pursuit. Starting her athletic career with family dog mushing excursions, she went on to represent Canada at the World Junior Championships for orienteering and at the U23 World Championships for cross-country skiing, and has received numerous territorial awards of excellence. When she’s not at the office, you’ll find Kendra biking, running or exploring the great outdoors with her dog, Cirrus.

Beginning his legal career as in-house counsel for a major trade union, Robert soon moved to the employer side of the labour fence.  He has also spent time as a human resources/industrial relations executive in private industry (Western Star Trucks), a partner at a large firm, and a sole practitioner. Now exclusively representing employers, Robert’s varied background with workplaces of all shapes and sizes – and his unique perspective gained from in-house work for the Teamsters Union – provides his clients with comprehensive, valuable insights into any workplace challenges.

Robert knows that his clients’ main focus is making a living, and that workplace issues need to be resolved quickly. Always focused on keeping his clients out of litigation, Robert applies pro-active strategies to minimize the disruption and costs of civil claims and administrative complaints, to reduce stress for everyone involved. Robert advises clients in private industry as well as in the municipal, academic, and non-profit environments, both unionized and non-unionized.

Partial to the coast and the Island, Robert imagines living by the seashore again one day but he also loves interior BC hiking, particularly in the Okanagan hills. When he’s not exploring, Robert is a guitar player and a (reluctant) singer – you’ll find him running a classic rock jam session in Kelowna.