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ALEX HEDGES
LAWYER

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ABOUT ALEX

          I enjoy problem solving and helping clients understand their options when they’re up against challenging circumstances. Construction disputes often involve many different parties and varying contractual obligations – my goal is to remove all of the noise in order to determine how to best achieve results.

Admissions:

  • Alberta, 2022

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Areas of Practice:

  • Construction Law

  • Commercial Law

  • Litigation

  • Debt Recovery

  • Employment law

OVERVIEW

Alex is a dedicated advocate with experience handling contentious civil and public law matters to fruition. He brings a commonsense approach to his legal practice which focuses on construction disputes and general litigation.

Prior to joining Goodfellow & Schuettlaw, Alex worked as a Criminal Defence Lawyer in Edmonton where he appeared regularly in the Alberta Court of Justice and Court of King's Bench regarding a variety of offences under the Criminal Code, Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, and the Traffic Safety Act. He has also appeared before SafeRoads Alberta. His success in the criminal courtroom has served him well in returning to contentious civil matters.

Upon qualifying as a lawyer in Alberta, Alex’s practice focused primarily on contested estate matters, as well as employment disputes and landlord-tenant disputes. Alex has enjoyed a diverse exposure to legal practice as a junior lawyer providing a well-rounded foundation in the profession.
 
Alex was born in the United Kingdom and moved to Canada during his childhood. Before returning to his home country to attend law school, he enjoyed a career negotiating commercial agreements and managing bids and tenders in Alberta’s energy industry. Here, he learned how to efficiently manage and allocate risk pertaining to scope of work, supply chain, insurance, and liability. His industry experience developed a business acumen that continues to frame his legal practice today.

While attending law school, Alex served as an Associate Editor of the Exeter Law Review and completed a legal internship in Geneva, Switzerland offering research support on private international law matters.

In his spare time, Alex can be found on the squash court, on the hiking and cross-country skiing trails of Kananaskis, or in the kitchen embarking on his latest culinary adventure.

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