Kelly Campagnola
Kelly Campagnola is an associate lawyer in Gowling WLG’s Toronto office. Her practice focuses on a broad range of matters, with particular expertise in construction litigation, public-private partnership (P3) disputes and Indigenous law. She provides practical and timely advice with a focus on efficiency.
Kelly assists clients with a wide range of litigation matters, including contractual interpretation, construction delay, deficiency claims, and builder’s lien claims. In addition, she has experience in the banking sector, advising clients on the enforcement of security on reserve, civil fraud and employment law.
Before joining Gowling WLG, Kelly articled at financial institution and assisted with a number of transformational initiatives that focused on the provision of legal services and innovative service delivery.
Kelly also has experience advising Indigenous governments on a variety of matters, including membership, Indigenous burial sites, the duty to consult, specific claims, membership and trust law. Kelly is from Northern Ontario and spent her university summers working at a gold mine. Her experience in the mining sector gives her a unique perspective on Indigenous involvement in natural resource matters and infrastructure development.
Kelly appeared on a May 2016 episode of The Agenda with Steve Paikin entitled “Being Métis.”