Noel C. O'Brien, Q.C.

• Graduated as Gold Medalist, from the University of Windsor Law School in 1976.
• Inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers.
• Appointed as Queen's Counsel in 1994.
• Lectured on Advanced Criminal Law for more than 10 years at the University of Calgary, Faculty of Law.
• Defense Counsel in numerous high-profile cases, including over 70 murder cases, many of which resulted in total acquittals.
• Substantial experience in jury cases and all levels of Trial and Appeal Courts in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Newfoundland and the Supreme Court of Canada.

Area of expertise: Criminal Defense.

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Brian E. Devlin, Q.C.

• Law degree from the University of Windsor Law School in 1976.
• Extensive experience in both criminal and personal injury cases.
• Successfully represented seriously injured plaintiffs in many highly publicized cases arising from medical malpractice, false arrest and assault as well as car, cycle and ski accidents.
• Lectured on personal injury, malpractice and criminal matters.
• Appeared before all levels of court including the full court of the Supreme Court of Canada.

Area of expertise: Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice & Motor Vehicle Accidents.

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Donald W. MacLeod, Q.C.

• Law degree from the University of British Columbia in 1976.
• Practice concentrated in areas of criminal and civil litigation. In criminal law, cases range from theft to murder, and in personal injury, from brain injury to paraplegia.
• Appeared at all levels of Canadian court.
• Successfully argued to the United Nations Human Rights Committee.
• Invited to appear before the House of Commons justice committee on extradition law.

Area of expertise: Criminal Defense & Personal Injury.

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