Environment

Mark Platteel has an extensive background in infrastructure and PPP projects matters both in private practice and in-house, having previously served as general counsel to ACS Infrastructure Canada.

Rodney Northey is well-versed in regulatory issues, assisting with matters such as environmental approvals and waste management disputes on behalf of private and public clients, including municipalities. He operates out of the law firm's Toronto office.

Adam Chamberlain heads the climate change and environmental law group at Gowling, typically advising private and public sector clients on the environmental aspects of various mining and infrastructure projects. Based in Toronto, he is noted for his activity at the intersection of environmental law and the representation of Indigenous peoples.

Andrew Lamb is based in Gowling WLG's Calgary office and head's the firm's oil and gas group. His transactional experience includes acquisitions and joint ventures.

Lindsay Wong is a Toronto-based partner who advises both public and private sector clients on PPP projects.

Based in Montréal, Luc Lissoir assists both public and private entities with social infrastructure projects throughout Canada.

Mark Youden handles both contentious and advisory matters on behalf of a wide range of clients, including utility providers, public bodies and development companies. He notably advises on environmental assessments and litigation relating to spills and land contamination.

Nicolas Cayouette is based in Montréal and utilises his engineering background to provide valuable insights to clients on major infrastructure projects.

Sebastian Ennis-Brown is a Vancouver-based associate with broad expertise encompassing complex environmental disputes and compliance advice.