FAITH THOMSON
ASSOCIATE LAWYER | CALGARY LITIGATION TEAM
Barrister & Solicitor | Associate Lawyer
Faith Thomson is an associate lawyer with Baker Law Firm in Calgary. Her work includes commercial disputes, insolvency, defamation and civil sexual assault claims for individuals and businesses.
Her legal work has included complex commercial litigation, human rights matters and research on privilege, defamation and consent. Before law school, she worked in human resources, corporate strategy and business development.
Professional Details
Faith is a member of the Law Society of Alberta and the Law Society of Ontario.
- Bar admissions: Alberta (2026); Ontario (2026)
- Education: Juris Doctor, Dalhousie University (2025); Bachelor of Arts (Honours, History & Political Science), Carleton University (2020)
- Practice areas: Civil Sexual Assault Claims, Defamation, Insolvency, Commercial Litigation
- Contact Faith directly: (403) 879-2450 · fthomson@bakerlawfirm.ca
Litigation and Research
Faith works on the firm's commercial litigation and insolvency matters. Her experience includes supporting commercial litigation before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, a human rights complaint against a Saskatchewan municipality, and litigation strategy for human rights issues before the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal.
Faith successfully opposed an application for a preservation order on behalf of a Baker Law Firm client. The Court agreed with her that the plaintiff had not established that it would suffer irreparable harm and that the balance of convenience favoured the firm's client.
Her legal research has addressed privilege in reports of sexual assault, non-disclosure agreements, consent and defamation proceedings.
Court and Tribunal Experience
Faith's court and tribunal appearances include:
- Ontario Superior Court of Justice
- Ontario Land Tribunal
- Court of King's Bench of Alberta, in both Applications Judges' chambers and Justice chambers
Education and Background
Faith earned her Juris Doctor at Dalhousie University, with specialization certificates in Health Law & Policy and Aboriginal and Indigenous Law. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in History and Political Science from Carleton University.
Before law school, Faith worked in human resources, corporate strategy, and business development, helping develop policies and business strategies informed by workforce data.