Saskatoon, SK
T: 306-665-5495
F: 306-664-4431

Brooke Johnson is a litigation associate who focusses her practice in the areas of criminal, family, and insurance law.

Brooke achieved her Juris Doctor from the University of Saskatchewan in 2016 after attaining a degree in Psychology.  During her time at the University of Saskatchewan College of Law, Brooke competed at national and international levels in courtroom advocacy and mediation, for which she earned numerous awards.

Brooke joined McDougall Gauley as an associate after completing her articles in June of 2017.

Bar Admission

  • Saskatchewan, 2017

Education

  • Juris Doctor, University of Saskatchewan, 2016
  • Bachelor of Arts, Psychology (Distinction), University of Saskatchewan, 2012

Community Involvement

  • Saskatoon Community Mediation Services, Board Member, 2018
  • Broadway Business Improvement District, Board Member, 2018
  • Business and Professional Women of Saskatoon, 2018
  • University of Saskatchewan College of Law Western Canada Moot Team
    • Coach, 2018
    • Assistant Coach, 2016-2018
  • Disability Services for Students, 2010-2016
  • CLASSIC Legal Advice Clinic, Student, 2013-2015
  • Big Brothers Big Sisters, In-School Mentor, 2011

Awards & Recognition

  • Mediation Moot Best Speaker, International Chamber of Commerce, 2016
  • Western Canada Moot Excellence Award, Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association, 2015
  • J. Barrie Thomson Entrance Scholarship, University of Saskatchewan College of Law, 2013

Memberships & Associations

  • Canadian Bar Association
    • Saskatchewan Branch, Vice-Chair, 2017-2018
  • Law Society of Saskatchewan
  • Saskatoon Bar Association
  • Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Assocation
    • Board of Governors, 2018

“Production & Possession Under the Cannabis Act”, The Criminal Implications of the Cannabis Act, 2018

“Legalization ≠ Decriminalization”, After the Ash Settles – The Legalisation of Recreational Marijuana, 2018

“Criminal & Civil Implications of Supplying Minors with Alcohol”, Eyes Wide Open, 2018

“Surviving the First Years After College: A Panel Discussion”, Moderator, 2018