Murray Klippenstein is the founding principal of the firm. Murray enjoys reading history, economics, philosophy, jurisprudence, political theory, evolutionary studies, cosmology, psychology, quantum physics and business management, and understands some of what he reads.
Kent Elson is very congenial and nice to be around. It is, however, hard to talk to him on the many occasions when he has his headphones on. It is unclear what he is listening to, but we do know he is listening intently.
Cory Wanless frequently looks suave and savvy in his sports coat, and represents the high end of dress formality in the firm.
Kiel Ardal gets working inspiration from photos of his two young kids at his desk. And yes, that may be a bit of spit-up on his shirt.
Silas Polkinghorne is originally from Saskatchewan, like Murray, and is perfectly normal except that he likes to play bicycle polo.
Rosie Lewis is our receptionist, office administrator and part-time law clerk, and still finds moments at her desk to knit cool things for friends.
Basil Alexander has ascended to emeritus status after seven years of stellar lawyering service at Klippensteins, and helps out when we have an issue that demands his considerable talents.
Mikaila Greene has returned to article at Klippensteins after summering in 2011. We expect that Mikaila, with her irrepressible optimism and infectious spirit, will soon be encouraging Murray to be more positive.
Murray Klippenstein is the founding principal of the firm. Murray enjoys reading history, economics, philosophy, jurisprudence, political theory, evolutionary studies, cosmology, psychology, quantum physics and business management, and understands some of what he reads.
Kent Elson is very congenial and nice to be around. It is, however, hard to talk to him on the many occasions when he has his headphones on. It is unclear what he is listening to, but we do know he is listening intently.
Cory Wanless frequently looks suave and savvy in his sports coat, and represents the high end of dress formality in the firm.
Kiel Ardal gets working inspiration from photos of his two young kids at his desk. And yes, that may be a bit of spit-up on his shirt.
Silas Polkinghorne is originally from Saskatchewan, like Murray, and is perfectly normal except that he likes to play bicycle polo.
Rosie Lewis is our receptionist, office administrator and part-time law clerk, and still finds moments at her desk to knit cool things for friends.
Basil Alexander has ascended to emeritus status after seven years of stellar lawyering service at Klippensteins, and helps out when we have an issue that demands his considerable talents.
Mikaila Greene has returned to article at Klippensteins after summering in 2011. We expect that Mikaila, with her irrepressible optimism and infectious spirit, will soon be encouraging Murray to be more positive.