Michelle Andresen is a graduate of the University of Alberta, with degrees in both education and law. (B. Ed, 2001, LLB, 2010) She was admitted to the Alberta Bar in 2011.

Michelle practices in the field of civil litigation. Her focus is on commercial and insurance matters, including motor vehicle and occupier’s liability claims, and construction litigation. Her expertise also includes intellectual property disputes. She helps her clients navigate industrial design, copyright, patent and trademark litigation, including as counsel for Reckitt Benckiser v. Jamieson Laboratories (2015), where counsel secured a groundbreaking pretrial injunction preventing the defendant from continuing its use of a brand name. The decision was upheld by the Federal Court of Appeal.

Michelle has represented her clients’ interests throughout Alberta, as well as through mediation and judicial dispute resolution. She is a regular speaker at the University of Alberta Law School, including its Women in Law Speaker Series and its Business of Law Speaker Series.

Michelle is deeply committed to her community. Some of her volunteer legal work includes acting as duty counsel, as well as 5 years of offering free legal advice to low income Albertans at the Edmonton Community Legal Centre. In 2015, she received Edmonton’s “Pro Bono Volunteer of the Year” award. Outside work, Michelle is dedicated athlete, and participates in many fitness-related pursuits.

Chris is a graduate of the University of Alberta (B.A. 1992) and the University of Calgary (LL.B. 1996). He was admitted to the Alberta bar in 1997.

The focus of Chris’ practice is to provide practical, cost effective solutions for legal issues faced by clients. The corporate commercial services Chris provides include assisting clients with buying and selling businesses, incorporating an reorganizing corporations (including medical, dental, accounting and legal professional corporations) and secured lending transactions.
His real estate practice involves assisting clients with buying and selling residential and commercial properties, leases and mortgages.
He also assists clients with estate planning and Will preparation, and in administering estates.
Chris provides general legal services to local businesses and is Counsel to a number of Not for Profit Organizations.

Fiona Lindenbach joined the firm in 2025 as an articling student after earning her LL.B from the University of Aberdeen in Scotland. While a law student, she was active in the Lawyers Without Borders club where she created a braille book for children to teach about exploitation online and helped an NGO in Iraq navigate women’s sexual health rights. She was also a finalist in the 2022 BPP Advocate of the Year moot. Before entering law school, Fiona completed a diploma in Finance and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance.

When she’s not working, Fiona volunteers at the Karis Centre and the Edmonton Community Legal Centre. She also enjoys playing soccer, practicing hot yoga, and travelling.

Corbin is a graduate of the University of Alberta (B.Comm., 2017) and Bond University (J.D., 2022). He was admitted to the Alberta Bar in 2025.

Corbin practices primarily in the area of civil litigation and has appeared before all levels of court in Alberta. He has particular experience in corporate and commercial disputes, construction litigation, employment matters, and insurance and personal injury claims. Corbin also has experience in administrative and housing matters and assists clients with SafeRoads adjudications.

In addition to his litigation practice, Corbin has advised clients on governance matters for corporations, First Nations, housing cooperatives, and societies across Alberta.

Corbin is committed to helping clients navigate complex legal issues with confidence. He takes pride in providing clear, practical advice and being responsive to clients' questions and concerns throughout the legal process.

Outside of practice, Corbin is an active volunteer with an Alberta society that provides student housing for undergraduate students at the University of Alberta. He is a member of the Canadian Bar Association, the Edmonton Bar Association, and the Alberta Civil Trial Lawyers Association.

In his free time, Corbin enjoys volleyball, softball, camping, cycling, and reading. He remains an enthusiastic, if somewhat aspirational, golfer.

Mohamed Mustapha is an articling student at McAllister LLP.

Mohamed obtained his Juris Doctor from Thompson Rivers University. He also holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing from MacEwan University and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Calgary.

During law school, Mohamed volunteered with Pro Bono Students Canada on a public legal education project focused on access to justice for newcomers to Canada. He also served as a TRU Law Ambassador and has been involved in community outreach in Edmonton.

During his articles, Mohamed has gained experience across a variety of practice areas, with a particular interest in civil litigation and employment law. His business background also provides him with a practical perspective when approaching legal and commercial matters.

Having grown up in Edmonton, Mohamed is excited to begin his legal career in the city he calls home.

Outside of the office, Mohamed enjoys cooking, walking, hockey, and football.