Keltie L. Lambert

Keltie Lambert is a seasoned litigator with a particular focus on Indigenous Law, Employment & Labour Law, Commercial Litigation and Construction Law. She has represented clients at all levels of court in Alberta and the Supreme Court of Canada. Keltie also has extensive experience in the Federal Court Trial Division and in representing clients at the Federal Court of Appeal, and she is well-versed in all forms of Alternative Dispute Resolution.

Indigenous Law

Keltie’s experience in representing First Nations and Metis clients spans two decades, providing strategic governance advice, constitutional litigation and ensuring the Crown’s duty to consult and accommodate is fulfilled. Keltie also provides her clients with guidance on climate change and environmental matters, as well as all related business concerns.

Employment & Labour Law

Keltie offers strategic advice to both employers and employees on a range of employment issues, including wrongful dismissals, human rights claims and the duty to accommodate. She has a proven track record of successfully defending clients in court and before the Human Rights Commission. Keltie also assists employers in negotiating and drafting employment agreements and implementing best practices in the workplace.

Commercial Litigation

In her commercial litigation practice, Keltie regularly represents businesses of all sizes, from sole proprietorships to multinational corporations. She handles shareholder and contract disputes, complex contractual disputes, partnership disputes, and litigation arising from mergers and acquisitions.

Construction Law

Keltie has a keen interest in construction litigation, relishing the opportunity to represent clients in complex arbitrations. She has worked with a variety of stakeholders, including municipalities, design-builders, general contractors and owners on major capital, infrastructure and P3 projects.

Keltie is a dedicated member of the legal community and currently serves on the Federal Court Bench and Bar Liaison Committee.

Away from the office, Keltie is a devoted mother of three. Their family time is spent with sports, baking and travelling adventures.

Recently Reported Decisions

• Metis Settlements General Council v. Canada (Crown-Indigenous Relations), 2024 FC 487

Recognitions, Rankings and Awards

• Canadian Legal Lexpert® Directory:
  - Aboriginal Law

• Best Lawyers:
  - Administrative and Public Law
  - Corporate and Commercial Litigation