The Canadian Bar Association’s Alberta Branch has named Darryl A. Aarbo, Q.C. as its latest unsung hero in its Law Matter magazine. Unsung heros are recognized as lawyers giving significant contributions to Alberta’s legal and broader community.

Law Matters notes, “The firm’s strong commitment to making a difference should come as no surprise given Darryl’s own contributions. He has volunteered with Calgary Legal Guidance, is an active swimmer and serves on the board of the Different Strokes Masters Swim Club (a swim club directed towards the LGBTQ community), served on the board of Outlinks (which provides outreach services to the LGBTQ community), served on the board of Fairytales Presentation Society (which hosts a film festival and provides outreach to the LGBTQ community in smaller centers), chaired (and is still involved in) Alberta CBA’s Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity section (south), volunteered with the Sharpe Foundation (which provides services to AIDS patients in hospices), and fi nancially supports the Children’s Legal Education Centre in Calgary. If you ski, you might even see him at the Mt. Norquay ski resort where he now a full member of the Canadian Ski Patrol!!!”

“Darryl’s contributions haven’t gone unnoticed. In 2016, he was awarded the Q.C. designation.”

Darryl is a graduate of Queen’s University in Ontario, Darryl began his career doing litigation and employment law on Bay Street in Toronto. Darryl returned to Calgary in 1997 and after a year downtown, joined Gary Courtney in Kensington. Darryl focuses on dispute resolution and, where necessary, litigation. Much of his dispute resolution is in the areas of family, estate and contract law. He also maintains a practice in wills, real estate and employment law.

Congratulations again to Darryl A. Aarbo, Q.C.!

For more information, please contact the law office of Aarbo Fuldauer LLP at:

Address: 3rd Floor, 1131 Kensington Road NW, Calgary, AB, T2N 3P4
Phone: (403) 571-5120
Email: [email protected]

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