About Dale
Dale Wm. Fedorchuk has practised criminal law since being called to the Manitoba Bar in 1984, working as a litigator in Winnipeg, where he was a partner at a well-known firm for eleven years, before relocating to Calgary in May 2001 and being called to the Alberta Bar that July. He's litigated criminal cases in the Court of Justice, the Court of King's Bench, and the Court of Appeal in both Alberta and Manitoba, as well as the Supreme Court of Canada, and has handled thousands of cases with about 100 reported decisions. In February 2010 he was granted a Queen's Counsel designation, later converted to King's Counsel following the accession of King Charles III. His practice focuses on criminal law, including drug offences, violent crimes, and sexual offences. He belongs to the Law Society of Alberta, the Criminal Defence Lawyers Association, and the Calgary Bar Association.
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