Litigation
Labour & Employment Law
Administrative Law
First Nations Law

Christy Stockdale holds a Master of Laws Degree in Constitutional Law from Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto. Many of the issues that arose in researching and writing her thesis , "The Constitutional Implications of Implementing Kyoto", are similar to those she deals with in her practice in constitutional, administrative and labour & employment law as a member of MLT's litigation group.

Christy has experience with human rights, jurisdictional disputes and other workplace issues. In the constitutional arena, she regularly deals with issues involving the Canadian Charter of Rights and Fr eedoms and disputes over federal/provincial jurisdiction. Her First Nations practice is focused primarily on land claims and Charter litigation.

Christy joined MLT in 2002 after completing articles of clerkship with the Saskatchewan Court of Queen's Bench. She enjoyed significant academic success in her legal studies at the University of Saskatchewan, and was the 1995 recepient of the Terry Fox Humanitarian Award, a four-year scholarship recognizing achievement in academics, athletics and community service.

• Admitted to the Saskatchewan Bar
• LL.M. (Osgoode, 2004)
• LL.B. (Distinction, Saskatchewan, 2001)

• National Canadian Bar Association, Continuing Legal Education Committee - Vice-Chair
• Canadian Bar Association, SK Branch - Continuing Legal Education Representative
• Heart and Strok Foundation - Volunteer
• Kidney Foundation of Canada - Volunteer