Our Team
Our Attorneys are skilled in handling class actions as well as representing individuals with Environmental, Complex Commercial, and Pharmaceutical claims. We are ready to achieve the best possible results for our clients.
Adam Bordignon
Lawyer
Adam Bordignon is a Partner at Napoli Shkolnik Canada’s Toronto office. He represents clients across Canada, advocating for individuals and communities victimized by discriminatory systems, environmental injustices, and predatory corporations. His litigation practice includes class actions, regulatory proceedings, and civil actions.
Adam prioritizes building strong, trusting relationships with his clients, ensuring their voices are heard throughout the litigation process. He is committed to delivering personalized advocacy that reflects the unique needs and experiences of those he represents.
Before joining Napoli, Adam articled at Ecojustice, where he worked on some of Canada’s most complex and high-profile environmental legal issues. During this time, he developed an intricate understanding of the intersections between Aboriginal and environmental law, allowing him to help Indigenous communities assert their rights in the face of government and corporate interference.
Adam received his law degree from the University of Ottawa. He was called to the Ontario Bar in 2023.
In the News
- Class action lawsuit against federal government over sexual abuse by military chaplain can proceed, top court rules, Calgary Herald (May 15, 2026)
- Judge certifies class-action lawsuit against Lafarge’s Exshaw cement plant, alleging health hazards, Calgary Herald (May 12, 2026)
- Alberta conservation groups challenge AER’s unprecedented cancellation of Mine 14 hearing, ecojustice (May 13, 2026)
- Alberta Regulator Faces Court Challenges Over Cancelled Coal Mining Hearing, The Energy Mix (September 25, 2025)
- Lawyers raise concerns after UBCO offer money to displaced residents (July 3, 2024)
- Class-action lawsuit claims Exshaw cement plant creates environmental, health hazards, Rocky Mountain Outlook (December 11, 2023)
- Lawsuit alleging health hazards targets Exshaw concrete works, PiPa News (December 10, 2023)
- Class-action lawsuit alleging health hazards filed against Exshaw cement plant, Calgary Herald (December 9, 2023)
- Neighbours of Lafarge Canada Cement Plant Launch Legal Action over Dust and Noise, Express Healthcare Management (December 9, 2023)
Clint G. Docken
KC, C.MED, Retired
(BSC., LL.B., KC./Barrister, Solicitor, Chartered Mediator)
Clint Docken completed both his Bachelor of Science in Geography and his Bachelor of Laws degree at the University of Saskatchewan in 1974.
Following his graduation from law school, he relocated to Calgary to complete his articles and practice law, establishing his own firm in 1978. Currently he is counsel to Napoli Shkolnik Canada in Calgary.
In addition to Clint’s primary focus-class action cases, he also provides mediation and arbitration services throughout Calgary and Western Canada.
Clint has extensive civil litigation experience and has provided precedent-setting cases in the Alberta Court of King’s Bench and other Provincial Trial Courts; the Alberta Court of Appeal and other Provincial Courts of Appeal; the Federal Court of Canada and the Supreme Court of Canada.
He has extensive experience in mass tort and class action litigation and is one of the leading class action litigators in Canada.
In Alberta, Clint has acted as counsel in a number of major mass tort actions including the Provincial Training School (Sterilization) and Indian Residential School cases, Hepatitis C (tainted blood), and the Bre-X litigation. He has also participated in a number of significant class actions including Menu Foods, Maple Leaf Foods, and XL Foods.
In other provinces across Canada, Clint has been involved in some of the earliest class actions litigated, including breast implants and jaw implants. Clint has also acted as counsel in the YBM, Stadol, and Entran settlements, as well as the Mount Herbert Institutional Abuse Claim.
Clint was class counsel in the Medicentre privacy breach Class Action involving over 600,000 Albertans.
Clint regularly lectures on Class Actions across Canada
Clint has resided in the Bragg Creek area with his family since 1975, where he has been extensively involved in community activities over the years.
Speak with Clint G. Docken
He has extensive experience in mass tort and class action litigation and is one of the leading class action litigators in Canada.
In Alberta, Clint has acted as counsel in a number of major mass tort actions including the Provincial Training School (Sterilization) and Indian Residential School cases, Hepatitis C (tainted blood), and the Bre-X litigation. He has also participated in a number of significant class actions including Menu Foods, Maple Leaf Foods, and XL Foods.
In other provinces across Canada, Clint has been involved in some of the earliest class actions litigated, including breast implants and jaw implants. Clint has also acted as counsel in the YBM, Stadol, and Entran settlements, as well as the Mount Herbert Institutional Abuse Claim.
Clint was class counsel in the Medicentre privacy breach Class Action involving over 600,000 Albertans.
Clint regularly lectures on Class Actions across Canada
Clint has resided in the Bragg Creek area with his family since 1975, where he has been extensively involved in community activities over the years.
Speak with Clint G. Docken
Gloria Wozniuk
Paralegal
Gloria Wozniuk is an experienced class action/litigation paralegal at Napoli Shkolnik Canada in our Calgary office. She received her diploma at the CDI College as a legal assistant in Calgary, Alberta with honors and went on to become a paralegal over the years.
She has been in the legal field for 32 years, 22 of which have been in class action litigation.
Gloria was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario, moving to Calgary, Alberta in 1980 where she raised her family while achieving success in her career.
Her passion lies in helping people so was drawn to class action litigation for this reason. Her most rewarding experience was when she volunteered at Blessed Homes Orphanage along the Thailand/Myanmar border.
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