An Alberta firm across four generations.

Walsh has practised law in Southern Alberta since 1959 — advising parents and their children, business owners and their successors, and the institutions that shape the province, through every economic chapter along the way.

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The way Walsh works.

Walsh is a full-service firm built around long client relationships. Most of our work comes from clients we've known for years, often across more than one generation of a family or business. That continuity shapes how we practise: we tend to know the history before we open the file.

Our offices are in Calgary, Canmore, Okotoks, Claresholm, and Stand Off — each one in a community where our lawyers live and work. It's why we take on small estates and large commercial transactions in the same week, and why a call about a fence line can lead to a decade of work for a family business.

We aim to give advice that's clear, practical, and useful — the kind a client can act on without needing a second meeting to understand the first. Plain language isn't a stylistic choice for us. It's what we think good legal advice sounds like.

Sixty-five years. Five offices. One standard.

Founded in Calgary, now with offices across Alberta

Full-service legal counsel for complex business, estate, real estate, and dispute matters

Known for empathy, discretion, and practical advice you can act on

Roots in Southern Alberta.

Founded in Calgary in 1959, with offices now in Canmore, Okotoks, Claresholm, and Stand Off.

A multi-service firm

Business & Corporate, Litigation, Commercial Real Estate & Transactions, Estate Planning & Administration, First Nations law.

Built for the long term.

Our work comes from clients we've advised for years and from the people they refer.

We honour our deep connection to those who have called these lands home since time immemorial

Walsh has advised First Nations clients across Southern Alberta for decades, from our offices in Stand Off and Calgary. Our work in this area includes governance, economic development, treaty and rights-based litigation, and the day-to-day legal needs of First Nations and their members. These are some of the longest relationships in our practice — and like our connection to the land where we live and work, they have endured.