Clarke Hunter, K.C.

Prior to his retirement at the end of 2025, Clarke Hunter practiced for 45 years at Macleod Dixon and then Norton Rose Fulbright, following a clerkship with Chief Justice Laskin at the Supreme Court of Canada. He represented clients in domestic and international arbitrations and mediations, at all levels of the courts in Alberta, in the courts of two other provinces, and in the Federal Court, the Tax Court and the Supreme Court of Canada. The disputes on which Clarke acted involved a broad range of subject matters, including aboriginal (government side), contractual and joint venture, fiduciary duties, oil and gas, corporate securities, director and officer liability, shareholder remedies, professional negligence, product liability, intellectual property and tax.