Ingrid Mendez

Ingrid is a paralegal supporting the firm’s Indigenous law practice. She assists lawyers on complex matters requiring comprehensive solicitor and litigation services, including natural resources, energy, environmental and regulatory issues, land development both on and off reserve, and Indigenous rights litigation such as specific claims, title claims, and cumulative impacts.

Ingrid also plays a key role in project and matter management, coordinating workflows, timelines, and resources across multi-layered files.

Ingrid supports proceedings before Canadian provincial courts and the Federal Court, preparing and filing pleadings, affidavits, application materials, and books of authorities. She is experienced in managing large, document intensive record, including historical materials, expert evidence, and community based documentation, and ensures files are organized.

In her project management role, Ingrid assists lawyers by tracking deadlines and deliverables, liaising with internal and external teams, and helping ensure matters progress efficiently and strategically. Ingrid also provides paralegal support on commercial real estate matters, including document organization, due diligence assistance, and coordination of closing materials.

Known for her strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and collaborative approach, Ingrid works closely with lawyers, Indigenous community representatives, and third-party professionals.

She approaches her work with professionalism, discretion, and cultural awareness, and is committed to supporting the firm’s practice through effective file management and project coordination.