Graeme Wyatt

Graeme loves helping clients through difficult legal challenges by listening carefully, drilling down, and identifying practical solutions that get at the real problems facing both employees and employers.
Graeme has extensive experience representing both institutions and individuals. He first summered and articled at a leading Canadian labour and employment boutique, where he worked on behalf of multinational corporations and some of Ontario’s largest employers. He then worked at a disability rights boutique advocating for individuals, non-profits, and charities in the developmental services sector. Regardless of the client, Graeme has always found success by listening, appreciating a legal problem from every possible angle, and recognizing when to force an issue and when to strike a deal.
Graeme is extremely proud of the awards he won for student mentorship and volunteering on behalf of people with disabilities while attending the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. Graeme also completed externships and fellowships with organizations working on behalf of Canada’s Indigenous peoples. The lessons he learned through each of these experiences inform who he is as both a lawyer and a person today.
Outside of the office, Graeme loves cheering on his hometown Edmonton Oilers and Edmonton Elks, caring for his many plants, and planning his next vacation.