Edward Halt is a founding partner of Peacock Linder Halt & Mack LLP. Halt graduated as the gold medal recipient from the University of Saskatchewan in 1986. He articled to the Saskatchewan Department of Justice and represented the Crown in a wide variety of civil, constitutional, and criminal matters. In 1987 he practised civil litigation and criminal law in Regina, Saskatchewan. In 1988–89 he had the honour of serving as a law clerk to Justice Bertha Wilson of the Supreme Court of Canada. Following his clerkship, Halt relocated to Calgary and has since practised civil litigation, with an emphasis on professional liability, corporate commercial litigation, securities litigation, franchise litigation, insolvency, construction, and product liability litigation. He has appeared in all levels of court in both Alberta and Saskatchewan. He has extensive experience as counsel in alternative dispute resolution through mediation and arbitration. He also acts as mediator/facilitator.
