Jeremy Barretto
Jeremy Barretto is a partner at Cassels and serves as Chair of the firm’s national Regulatory Law Group and Co-Chair of the Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Group. He has extensive regulatory, environmental, and Aboriginal law experience. Jeremy frequently represents proponents in obtaining approvals and negotiating agreements for resource development projects across Canada. He has expertise in renewable energy, oil and gas, mining, and infrastructure development. Jeremy published the book The Law of Indigenous Ownership and Projects with Thomson Reuters and has published articles in the Alberta Law Review and Globe and Mail. Jeremy previously worked in environmental engineering, earning his Professional Engineer designation. He is recognized as a leader in his field by Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, Chambers Canada, and Chambers Global. Jeremy is a guest lecturer with the University of Calgary and University of Alberta Faculty of Law. Learn more. · Cassels
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Partner at Cassels who chairs the firm's national Regulatory Law Group and co-chairs its ESG Group, with extensive regulatory, environmental and Indigenous law experience advising proponents on approvals and negotiating agreements for resource development projects across Canada. He is the author of The Law of Indigenous Ownership and Projects, has published in the Alberta Law Review and Globe and Mail, is a former environmental engineer (Professional Engineer), and is recognised by Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, Chambers Canada and Chambers Global; he also serves as a guest lecturer at the University of Calgary and University of Alberta law faculties.
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- Professional Engineer (P.Eng.)