Dentons is pleased to announce that Morgan Camley has joined the Firm as a partner in our Litigation and Dispute Resolution group. Based in Vancouver, Morgan has extensive experience in complex commercial litigation, agri-business, regulatory and Aboriginal law, as well as criminal and municipal law. She has represented a diverse range of clients in British Columbia and the Yukon before all levels of court and arbitral tribunals.
“Morgan is a welcome addition to not only the Firm, but also our local and national litigation practice,” said David Wotherspoon, Partner and Vancouver lead of Dentons’ Litigation and Dispute Resolution group. “She excels as a team player and leader, while skillfully guiding and counseling her clients at every stage of their dispute. Her broad range of experience allows her to help clients creatively and cost-effectively problem-solve complex issues.”
Morgan regularly shares her exceptional insights with the broader legal community, as a frequent contributor to various continuing legal education courses. She was also a past contributing editor to Fraser, Horn & Griffin, The Conduct of Civil Litigation in British Columbia, looseleaf (Ontario: LexisNexis Canada Inc., 2007), a cornerstone resource for the litigation bar in British Columbia.
“We are delighted that Morgan selected Dentons to further advance her career,” said John Sandrelli, Managing Partner of Dentons’ Vancouver office. “She invests time and energy into understanding her clients’ businesses, challenges and opportunities, while also maintaining a strong grasp of fairness and the cultural nuances of the community at large. She is a powerhouse, a supportive leader, and will undoubtedly add tremendous value to the Firm, our team and to the clients we serve.”
Morgan maintains a strong commitment to her community by mentoring students and young lawyers, as well as upholding a busy pro bono practice, where she represents clients on a variety of legal issues, including criminal law.
She earned her Bachelors of Laws from Queen’s University, and was called to the Yukon Bar in 2013, and the British Columbia Bar in 2006.
Source: www.dentons.com
