Overview

Christopher (Chris) Elrick is a senior associate in Norton Rose Fulbright Canada's Vancouver office and an advocate focused on commercial disputes, arbitration and public law. He litigates and arbitrates complex business and contractual disputes, oppression claims, fiduciary-duty claims and real-property matters. His practice also includes advising on the enforcement and recognition of letters rogatory, foreign judgments and arbitral awards. In public-law matters, Chris advises participants in the natural-resources, industrial-waste and energy sectors, acting both to defend and challenge administrative decisions before regulators and courts. He also advises developers and landowners on Agricultural Land Reserve issues. Chris has appeared before every level of court in British Columbia, the Federal Court and administrative tribunals, including the Environmental Appeal Board and Agricultural Land Commission. His arbitration experience includes acting as counsel in NAFTA Chapter 11 proceedings. He was admitted to the British Columbia bar in 2009 and earned his JD from Dalhousie University.

Practice Areas

• Commercial Disputes
• Arbitration
• Public Law
• Energy, Infrastructure and Resources

Bar Information

Called to the bar: 2009 (BC)