Norton Rose Fulbright’s Calgary office grew out of Macleod Dixon, a Calgary firm with close to a century of roots that combined with Norton Rose Canada on January 1, 2012. The wider firm is a global practice with offices in more than 50 cities; in Canada it also has offices in Montréal, Ottawa, Québec City, Toronto and Vancouver.
Macleod Dixon was regarded as a specialist in energy and mining work, and it brought offices in Latin America and Central Asia into the merged firm. Energy and infrastructure, and mining and commodities, remain central to the Canadian practice. The Calgary office is on 3rd Avenue SW. Typically suits energy and resource companies with cross-border operations.
When several companies share an oil and gas or resource project, a joint operating agreement sets who runs it, who pays and what happens when partners disagree.
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Energy work is usually billed hourly, with larger transactions staffed across corporate, tax, environmental and regulatory lawyers. Ask which of those teams your estimate includes, and how third-party costs such as expert reports and regulatory filing fees are handled.
The property or project details, any existing agreements such as joint operating agreements, leases or purchase and sale agreements, regulatory correspondence, and the timeline you need to meet. If any part of the matter involves assets or counterparties outside Canada, say so in your first message.
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