01 / In practice
Establish the record
I review the relevant documents and distinguish evidence from assumptions. The first task is to understand the decision, dispute or risk and the procedure that governs it.
Areas of practice
Regulatory advocacy requires a clear position supported by a reliable record. Ruchi Bindra’s Alberta litigation practice informs her approach to submissions, governance and disputed obligations. The work identifies the decision, relevant evidence and procedural requirements; advocacy outside her admitted jurisdiction is coordinated with appropriately licensed local counsel where required.
The problem, made practical
01 / In practice
I review the relevant documents and distinguish evidence from assumptions. The first task is to understand the decision, dispute or risk and the procedure that governs it.
02 / In practice
We assess the legal issues, the available arguments and the limits of the record. Advice is candid about uncertainties, practical choices and the work needed to support a position.
03 / In practice
I develop the submissions and supporting materials required by the engagement. The objective is a clear, disciplined presentation of the case; outcomes remain dependent on the facts and forum.
Before we begin
Yes. I am a Barrister and Solicitor of the Alberta Bar and maintain a litigation practice. Each proposed matter is subject to conflicts checks, scope and formal acceptance.
It can identify gaps in the documents and evidence on which the organisation relies. That gives the team an opportunity to address weaknesses before a position is challenged.
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