Mulroney Siver Law

At Mulroney Siver Law, we value open-mindedness and listening in our legal team. We understand that every problem is different, but we have the right tools to meet your needs and goals. We will discuss your case with you, including the risks and benefits. If there is an easier solution, we will tell you, or tell you that you do not need us. These habits set us apart. We do these things even if you don't use us or aren't using us as much. We prioritize our clients. Our long-term success is based on our reputation. We give back in many ways. We want to improve lives. If we do not think we can make your life at least a little better, we will not help you. We are committed to making lives better, not more difficult. Our firm's principals have over 50 years of experience in complex case and dispute resolution. Our clients' issues are often complex and difficult, but they are always searching for the best and most cost-effective solutions. Our office uses the newest software to manage workflows, handle electronic documents, and provides us with the ability to quickly conduct research. We work as a team to manage costs, and we give the simplest tasks to those who can do it most efficiently. Megan grew up in Alberta, and Edmonton, in Canada. Megan graduated from Grant MacEwan University in 2010 with a diploma in legal assisting. Since then, she has relocated to Victoria. Megan has dedicated her overall civil litigation practice to the improvement of the community. When she is not in the office, Megan enjoys staying active and spending time with her family. Chris is also a civil litigator who specializes in employment and human rights law. Chris resolves disputes on behalf of corporate and private clients. He handles a variety of perspectives, including constant negotiation for his clients. He represents them before various bodies, ranging from courts to administrative agencies. Chris attended the Applied Communication Program at Camosun College after completing high school. After working in broadcasting, cablecasting and corporate TV production, Chris worked as an SBSA. Chris then attended law school. Chris graduated in 2007 from the University of Victoria. Mulroney & Co. was the predecessor to Mulroney Siver Law. Chris is a partner in Mulroney Siver Law. Chris has been an active volunteer for years. He is currently the President of Runsport, which owns Victoria's TC10K and organizes the event. He's also Ryder Hesjedal’s legal advisor for the Tour de Victoria and the BC Bike Race. Chris is a regular participant in races of all kinds, including marathons and triathlons, around the Capital Region. He often participates in these activities when he isn't at work.