Fasken Martineau: the best mining law firm in the world?

By Tom Wadlow
Fasken Martineau has been awarded Global Mining Law Firm of the Year for 2016 byWhos Who Legal forthe eighth time. “We are extremely proud to onc...

Fasken Martineau has been awarded Global Mining Law Firm of the Year for 2016 by Who’s Who Legal for the eighth time. 

“We are extremely proud to once again be named Global Mining Law Firm of the Year. This win showcases the comprehensive range of legal services the Global Mining Group provides our clients globally and we are pleased to share this award with them,” said partner John Turner, Practice Group Leader for Fasken Martineau’s Global Mining Group. 

Providing mining and business law expertise with over 150 years of experience, Fasken Martineau’s Global Mining Group has earned a formidable reputation in the industry, manoeuvering the dynamics and cycles of international mining, structuring transactions to promote cross-border efficiencies, reducing clients’ exposure to commercial, regulatory and political risk and facilitating financings. 



Fasken Martineau’s Global Mining Group is a go-to practice for complex mining matters involving multiple legal disciplines and jurisdictions. With extensive experience and resources available in Canada, Africa, Europe and Latin America, they oversee the international dimensions that characterise many mining industry transactions. 

Who’s Who Legal is a strategic research partner of the American Bar Association’s Section of International Law. Who’s Who Legal’s 2016 award winners are selected based upon a comprehensive, independent survey with both general counsel and private practice lawyers worldwide. Only firms and practitioners who have met independent international research criteria are considered.

Fasken Martineau has more than 700 lawyers, the firm has offices in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, Ottawa, Montréal, Québec City, London and Johannesburg. For additional information, please visit the firm’s website at www.fasken.com.

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