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Sydney, Canada

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Stikman Elliott is a Canadian law firm with offices in Montréal, Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary, Vancouver, as well as in New York and London. The firm specializes particularly in the energy and healthcare economies and was founded in 1968. They have expertise in international trade focal points such as U.S.-Canada relations. An example of their work is advising BWXT on the divestiture of its medical business line to Nordic Capital. Stikman Elliott was also recognized as a leading lawyer in Energy and Health Sciences, with 29 and 18 lawyers respectively in these areas in the Lexpert Special Edition 2026.

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