Brigid Martin

Brigid is developing a practice in international trade law, focusing on trade remedies, public procurement, and federal regulatory matters. She assists both international and domestic clients in navigating Canada’s trade controls, including export and import regulations as well as economic sanctions. Brigid also assists clients with a variety of other regulatory matters, including those related to merger reviews and other advisory work under the Competition Act, and foreign investment advice under the Investment Canada Act.

During her legal studies, Brigid was a Research Assistant and Associate Student Director on the Trade Law and Carbon Pricing Lab, the President of the International Law Society, and an avid mooter. She also volunteered with numerous organizations, including Pro Bono Students Canada and the New Brunswick Coalition for Tenants Rights.

Brigid holds a JD from the Faculty of Law at the University of New Brunswick, and an International Bachelor of Arts in French and Spanish from the Memorial University of Newfoundland. Before joining McMillan, she worked for the federal government, gaining experience in trade law and competition law.