Mark E. Feehan

 Mark has successfully argued cases in the Alberta Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Canada, including Smith v. Obuck, Carwold Concrete & Gravel Company v. General Insurance Company of Canada and Katish v. Mergaert. 

Mark treats each client with deference, realizing that each claimant has a need to have his legal matter dealt with competently and expeditiously, whether large or small. Mark aggressively pursues proper compensation for each injury claim, at the same time appreciating that each client has individual needs and desires. Mark is prepared to spend the time with his clients to ensure that they understand the background considerations when important decisions must be made, including that most important decision of all, whether to accept a settlement offer. Mark Feehan feels that it is very important that his clients understand their claim and all its components, so that when they do decide to compromise, they will know what they are insisting upon, and what they are giving up.

Mark was called to the Law Society of Alberta in 1982, having taken his undergraduate degrees at the Universities of Alberta (Edmonton) and Lethbridge from 1974 to 1978, and then a law degree at the University of Alberta at Edmonton from 1978 to 1981. He started out under the tutelage of his father, F.M (Ned) Feehan Q.C., who practiced law for 35 years in Edmonton until his passing in 1986.