Brad Martyniuk
Partner - Vancouver Offices
A partner with Lindsay Kenney LLP, Brad Martyniuk is a trial and appellate lawyer in the firm’s Vancouver office. Brad is a member of LK Law’s General Litigation Practice Group, focusing on business, fraud and securities litigation, employment law as well as general commercial litigation. He is a former Crown Counsel prosecutor in the areas of securities fraud and general commercial crime, and has notable expertise in civil jury trials.
Brad obtained his Bachelor of Commerce degree in 1987 from the University of Alberta, and he then earned his Bachelor of Laws from the University of Victoria in 1991. He was admitted to the British Columbia Bar in 1992, and also completed the Canadian Securities Course in 1995.
Mr. Martyniuk is a member of the Civil Litigation, Securities, Insurance and Criminal subsections of the Canadian Bar Association. He is a participant in the Canadian Bar Association Law Week program and has been a volunteer judge for the University of British Columbia student moot court.
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Education
- Bachelor of Laws, University of Victoria, 1991
- Bachelor of Commerce, University of Alberta, 1987
Memberships and Affiliations
- Elected Member of Provincial Council, BC Branch, Canadian Bar Association, 2004 to present
- Chair, Business of Law Committee, BC Branch, Canadian Bar Association, 2009 to present
- Co-Chair of the Law Practice Management Subsection, BC Branch, Canadian Bar Association, 2010
- Co-Chair, annual Winter Conference, BC Branch, Canadian Bar Association, 2008, 2007
- Member, Canadian Bar Association, including Civil Litigation, Securities and Criminal subsections
- Member, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, Vancouver Chapter
Publications
- Presenter on Pre-trial and Post-trial Asset Tracing Remedies, Joint Conference of Association of Certified Fraud Examiners and Institute of Independent Auditors, 2009
- Presenter on Insurance Fraud and Punitive Damages, Canadian Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (CAMIC) 26th Annual Convention, 2006
Notable Experience
- Tracing of assets / Recovery of compensatory damages, punitive damages and costs for fraud and bribery: ICBC v. Dragon Driving School, 2007 BCSC 389
