Trials. Appeals. Advocacy.
We are devoted to achieving optimal results in your most challenging disputes.
NST is recognized as among Canada’s leading litigation firms.
Our select team has litigated many of British Columbia’s largest and most complicated business, commercial, and civil disputes.
Known for intellectual rigour, high-quality advocacy, responsiveness to clients’ needs, and agility in procedural matters, our team has extensive proven experience arguing trials, appeals, arbitrations, and conducting complex negotiations.
Peter R. Senkpiel and Julia K. Lockhart Again Selected for Benchmark Litigation’s 40 & Under Hot List
Partners Peter R. Senkpiel and Julia K. Lockhart have again been chosen by Benchmark Litigation for inclusion on their 40 & Under Hot List. This is Peter’s fourth year and…
NST Supports the Kidsafe Project’s Summer Golf Tournament
Each summer the Kidsafe Project hosts a Golf Tournament to raise funds for their year-round programs that support children in our local communities. This year, NST is a Site Sponsor…
Partner Julia Lawn Joins BC Law Institute Board of Directors
NST partner Julia E. Lawn has joined the British Columbia Law Institute’s Board of Directors. The BCLI is a not-for-profit agency founded in 1997 which is focused on law reform…
NST and Partners Receive Top Ranks from Benchmark Litigation in 2021
Nathanson, Schachter & Thompson LLP “maintains its coveted dominance in the city’s dispute resolution community, a position it has held for decades” and continues to be ranked in the highest…
NST and Partners Highly Ranked by Lexpert for 2021
Nathanson, Schachter & Thompson LLP has again been recognized as Lexpert’s Most Frequently Recommended Boutique Litigation firm in British Columbia. NST is consistently among the highest ranked litigation firms in…
NST Lawyers Contribute to the Civil Appeal Handbook
The latest update of the Civil Appeal Handbook has recently been released and is now available through CLEBC. This publication provides a comprehensive guide to civil appellate law, practice and…
Navigating the Current Provincial Guidelines for Essential and Social Visits in Long-Term Care and Assisted Living Facilities Throughout British Columbia
Karen L.M. Carteri and Caitlin Ohama-Darcus*UPDATE: On February 25, 2021, the Ministry of Health issued a revised policy (the “February 25 Guidelines”) regarding visitors in long-term care and seniors’ assisted living (updating their existing policy…