Chambers Canada 2025 rankings highlight firm strengths including Aboriginal law, agribusiness & transportation

Published: September 26, 2024

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Categories: Awards & Accolades, Firm News

Chambers Canada has announced its 2025 Canadian lawyer rankings, recognizing 24 MLT Aikins lawyers in five practice areas across Western Canada.

In addition, MLT Aikins was ranked Nationwide – Canada in the following categories:

  • Aboriginal Law – Representation of Indigenous Peoples
  • Agribusiness: Agriculture and Food Products
  • Healthcare: Contentious
  • Transportation: Rail and Road

The firm has remained Band 1 in Chambers Canada for General Business Law in Manitoba and Saskatchewan for the past seven years.

The following MLT Aikins lawyers have been listed by Chambers Canada in their respective fields for 2025:

CANNABIS LAW

Nationwide – Canada

CORPORATE/COMMERCIAL

Manitoba

Saskatchewan

EMPLOYMENT & LABOUR

Alberta

Saskatchewan

HEALTHCARE: CONTENTIOUS

Nationwide – Canada

  • Todd Campbell

LITIGATION: GENERAL COMMERCIAL

Manitoba

Saskatchewan

Congratulations to all firms and lawyers who are ranked this year.

About Chambers and Partners

Chambers & Partners is a ranking organization that evaluates practice groups and lawyers based on client feedback and a written submission. Since 1999, Chambers has been researching the legal markets of over 200 jurisdictions, identifying the leading lawyers and law firms worldwide through interviews with thousands of lawyers and their clients. Chambers’ reputation is based on the independence and objectivity of its research.

Law firms and individual lawyers are ranked in bands from 1 (highest) – 6 (lowest) and being ranked in any band is a significant achievement. Learn more about Chambers‘ methodology.