New associate joins Lawson Lundell in Calgary
Monday, May 17, 2021 @ 8:43 AM | By John Chunn
Lawson Lundell welcomed Andrea Lutsch as an associate in the Calgary office.
According to the firm’s press release, her practice focuses on general commercial litigation with a particular emphasis on professional negligence, professional conduct and corporate commercial disputes.
She has assisted with matters before all levels of the Alberta court system, as well as administrative tribunals. She also assists clients to resolve matters through negotiation and mediation. Lutsch has been involved in a broad array of complex matters, and her experience includes commercial disputes arising in the energy industry and from large construction projects.
“I am very excited to join the team at Lawson Lundell in Calgary,” said Lutsch in the press release. “I feel fortunate to be joining such an exceptional team of lawyers, and look forward to contributing my skills and passion to provide excellent legal services.”
Lutsch has a BSc. in kinesiology from the the University of Calgary (2014) and received her juris doctor in 2017 from the University of Victoria.
According to the firm’s press release, her practice focuses on general commercial litigation with a particular emphasis on professional negligence, professional conduct and corporate commercial disputes.
She has assisted with matters before all levels of the Alberta court system, as well as administrative tribunals. She also assists clients to resolve matters through negotiation and mediation. Lutsch has been involved in a broad array of complex matters, and her experience includes commercial disputes arising in the energy industry and from large construction projects.
“I am very excited to join the team at Lawson Lundell in Calgary,” said Lutsch in the press release. “I feel fortunate to be joining such an exceptional team of lawyers, and look forward to contributing my skills and passion to provide excellent legal services.”
Lutsch has a BSc. in kinesiology from the the University of Calgary (2014) and received her juris doctor in 2017 from the University of Victoria.
