Thomas practices in our Litigation & Dispute Resolution Group with a predominant focus on complex commercial litigation, risk management, and dispute resolution. He has consistently demonstrated his expertise by representing clients before the Provincial Court of Alberta and the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta. Thomas joined the firm as a student in 2019 and was called to the Alberta Bar in 2020. He earned his law degree from Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, British Columbia, where he also gained valuable international experience interning in Frankfurt. His dedication to community service is notable; after his first year of law school, Thomas traveled to Kenya to help establish a non-profit organization providing humanitarian aid to children and youth.
During his time in law school, Thomas was an active participant in the varsity cross country running team and played a pivotal role in organizing the annual student-run conference on Access to Justice. Prior to law school, he received his Bachelor of Commerce with a specialization in Finance from the University of Alberta. Outside of his professional life, Thomas enjoys spending time with friends and family, exploring the outdoors, traveling, and staying active.
Feature Lawyer: Thomas Neeser
Thomas is a skilled problem solver and advocate for Verjee Law clients. He enjoys complex litigation matters and has appeared successfully before the Provincial Court and the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta. He is a rising star with our team.
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In the course of litigation, parties can often find themselves in a disagreement as to whether a settlement was reached between them. This may occur in circumstances in which a settlement is negotiated between the parties, only to have one of the parties soon after change their mind or express “buyer’s remorse”. The Court has […]
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Arbitration is an alternative dispute resolution process in which the decision is made by one or more neutral third parties called arbitrators. An arbitrator will consider the matter in dispute and the evidence put forth by the parties, and render a decision in a manner similar to that of a judge. In contrast to decisions rendered by […]
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If you are not successful with an application in front of a Master, you may choose to file an Appeal. An Appeal of a Master’s decision is then reviewed by a Justice at the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench and may be reversed or changed. Standard of Review An Appeal of a Master’s Judgment or […]
