Kaitlin Long's practice focuses on commercial litigation and dispute resolution within the energy industry, regulatory and environmental compliance matters, and Indigenous law issues. She is experienced in complex, high-stakes litigation proceedings involving contractual disputes, fraud and deceit, and class actions. She maintains a national practice and has been counsel in numerous trials, appeals, and judicial review hearings, including multi-month trials. She has represented clients at all levels of the Alberta courts as well as provided assistance to senior lawyers appearing before the Federal Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Canada. She also represents clients and pursues applications before the Canada Energy Regulator (formerly the National Energy Board), the Alberta Energy Regulator, the Surface Rights Board, and the Alberta Utilities Commission. She regularly provides advice to clients in the energy industry regarding the duty to consult, Aboriginal and treaty rights, and engagement best practices. She is co-chairwoman of Norton Rose Fulbright Canada's Indigenous Relations Network.
