About
GEOFF BUDDEN, K.C.[email protected]Geoff is a well-known civil litigator with a record of success leading complex cases regarding governments and other large institutions.In 2013, he was part of the international legal team that was successful in obtaining $16.5 million in cash compensation for those who were molested as children by Christian Brothers of Ireland.Since 2018 he has represented theMuskrat Falls Concerned Citizens Coalitionat the Muskrat Falls Inquiry.Geoff resides in St. John's with his family and has volunteered with organizations such as the Newfoundland and Labrador Human Rights Association, the St. John's Regional Library Board and the Avalon East School Board. Geoff received his honorary title of King's Counsel in January 2022. SCOTT LYNCH[email protected]Scott completed his articles at a small, full service law firm in St. John's and was called to the Bar in June, 2020. While articling, his work focused primarily on personal injury victims, those denied insurance benefits, and wrongful dismissal cases.While in law school, Scott volunteered with the Pro Bono Wills Project as well as the Dalhousie Student Advocacy Society. He has also volunteered with organizations such as Easter Seals.In working with Budden Hiscock Lawyers, Scott is firmly committed to fighting for those who have been wronged and are seeking just compensation. KATHLEEN HEALEY[email protected]Kathleen completed her Bachelors of Law at Dalhousie University and her Master of Law at Osgoode Hall Law School.She has held positions with increasing responsibilities with the Newfoundland and Labrador's Department of Justice, including Crown Attorney, Senior Crown Attorney, and Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions.Kathleen has prosecuted many high profile crimes throughout Newfoundland and Labrador including abuse at Mount Cashel, other institutions and foster homes, as well as domestic violence and murder.Prior to joining Budden Hiscock Lawyers, Kathleen was also Legal Counsel on the Anti Organized Crime Team for the Public Prosecution Service of Canada, in Ontario. She appeared as the lead prosecutor for major crimes involving organized crime, money laundering, and terrorism.Kathleen's practice at Budden Hiscock Lawyers will focus on civil litigation and representing survivors of abuse and violence.