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Nathanson, Schachter & Thompson Offices
SUITE 750, 900 HOWE STREET
VANCOUVER, BC V6Z 2M4
Canada
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Kayla Strong
Work Department
Dispute Resolution
Position
Partner
Career
Kayla K. Strong has an insightful analytical approach to difficult issues and a keen intellect. In her litigation practice, she has a particular interest in the resolution of complex commercial disputes and appellate matters. She has assisted with the advancement of matters before the British Columbia Supreme Court and Court of Appeal, and with an intervention before the Supreme Court of Canada. Kayla clerked for Chief Justice Robert J. Bauman of the Court of Appeal for British Columbia in 2016/2017.
Languages
English
Education
- British Columbia Bar, 2017
- J.D., University of British Columbia, 2015
- B.A., (Government, magna cum laude), Cornell University, 2011
Lawyer Rankings
Canada > Dispute resolution: British Columbia
Vancouver-based litigation boutique Nathanson, Schachter & Thompson is regularly called upon to support clients involved in contract, wealth, administrative, shareholder and human rights disputes. While the group is well-equipped to deal with the gamut of segments, it has particular sectoral expertise in banking, financial services, property development, mining and communications. Irwin Nathanson KC
and Stephen Schachter KC are well-regarded for corporate commercial litigation matters, including class actions, hostile take-over bids, professional negligence and securities matters. Younger partner Peter Senkpiel KC, who was appointed King’s Counsel in December 2022, focuses on commercial litigation, alternative dispute resolution and advisory work; Karen Carteri is noted for her expertise in partnership disputes, property development disputes and insurance issues. Kayla Strong is the key name to note at associate level, following the departure of associate Caitlin Ohama-Darcus in January 2023. The team was strengthened with the arrival of forestry disputes-focused partner Mark S. Oulton in February 2023.