When a $100M class action claim involved a million paper records and 159 million electronic records, our client knew we had the ability to handle it.

When it really counts, clients count on SVR.

When the mother of an adult child with a disability needed help to change the law so she could receive child support, she knew she could trust us.

When it really counts, clients count on SVR.

When an NHL player was sued for $10M for a hit to an on-ice official, he turned to SVR.

When it really counts, clients count on SVR.

SVR is leading the defence of a control panel manufacturer in a $1 billion claim arising from the actions which led to an explosion and lengthy closure.

When it really counts, clients count on SVR.

When a condo corporation found developer construction deficiencies leaving them with a hefty repair bill, SVR helped them reach a $1.2M settlement.

When it really counts, clients count on SVR.

News & Publications

Celebrating KCs and Canada

On March 20th, we gathered with friends and colleagues from the Calgary Bar to raise a toast to Alberta’s new K.C.s.

Amendments to Alberta’s Occupational Health and Safety Code: What Employers Need to Know

The amendments to the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code must be considered carefully, as they apply broadly to employers throughout Alberta.

Inter-generational Business Transfers

It is important to consider all advantages and disadvantages before implementing an inter-generational business transfer strategy.

Start Smart: Founder-Proof Your Startup

By proactively addressing legal and governance risks, entrepreneurs can prevent their companies from being derailed by avoidable issues.

Gemma Dee Called to the Alberta Bar: A New Lawyer with 10 Years Experience

We are thrilled to congratulate our former Articling Student and newest Associate, Gemma Dee, on her recent call to the Alberta Bar!

Cindy Lee Joins SVR Partnership

SVR Lawyers is pleased to announce that Cindy Lee has joined the firm’s partnership, effective January 1, 2025.

Civil Privacy Law in Alberta: Where do we go from here?

This article explores the gaps in Alberta's privacy laws and the potential for courts to recognize new civil privacy torts to address breaches between individuals.