Tel: 604-891-2408 
E-mail: moulton@litigationchambers.com 

Tel: 604-891-2408
E-mail: moulton@litigationchambers.com

Mark Oulton is a litigation associate at Hunter Litigation Chambers practising general civil and administrative litigation. Formerly an associate with a national law firm in Vancouver and then with Hunter Voith, Mark has appeared as counsel before the B.C. Utilities Commission, the Forest Appeals Commission, and all levels of the British Colombia and Federal Courts. Mark is also experienced in commercial arbitration and the mediated resolution of multi-party disputes.

Mark obtained his Bachelor of Laws from Osgoode Hall Law School and his Masters in Environmental Studies from York University in 1998. His studies focused on aboriginal rights, resource management and alternative dispute resolution culminating in a major paper entitled "Opportunities for Conservation and Self-Sufficiency: The Co-existence of Aboriginal Rights and Fisheries Management within the B.C. Salmon Fishery". After completing his Law and Masters degrees, Mark clerked at the Federal Court of Appeal for the Honourable Mr. Justices McDonald. Mark was called to the Bar of British Columbia in March, 2000.

Education
B. Sc., University of British Columbia, 1991
LL.B., Osgoode Hall Law School, 1998
Masters in Environmental Studies (M.E.S.), York University, 1998

Clerkship
Federal Court of Appeal, 1998-1999

Bar Admission
British Columbia, 2000

Publications:

"Civil Procedure – Court Rules" in the Continuing Legal Education Society of BC’s Annual Review of Law & Practice (2005), by Michael Stephens, Mark Oulton and Jasmine MacAdam

"Civil Procedure – Court Rules" in the Continuing Legal Education Society of BC’s Annual Review of Law & Practice (2006), by Mark Oulton, Shannon Ramsay and
Gib van Ert

"Assisting at Trial", by Mark S. Oulton and Daniel Corrin presented January 18, 2007 to the TLABC New Lawyers Litigation Group and the CBA Vancouver's Young Lawyers

"Civil Procedure – Court Rules" in the Continuing Legal Education Society of BC’s Annual Review of Law & Practice (2007), by Mark Oulton, Stephanie McHugh, Brent Olthuis and Shannon Ramsay

"Common Interest: A New Breed of Privilege or More of the Same Old Song?", by Mark Oulton presented November 17, 2008 to The Advocate’s Club

"Civil Procedure – Court Rules" in the Continuing Legal Education Society of BC’s Annual Review of Law & Practice (2008), by Mark Oulton, Stephanie McHugh, Shannon Ramsay and Jacqueline Hughes