Provided services to clients in the Oil & Gas and Corporate Banking Industries (including the Government of Trinidad & Tobago, Guyana and the private sector in England).Provided services to clients in the Wine Industry (including collaborating with the Department of Trade on regulatory compliance issues and the Government of Chile).Being called in Canada (AB and SK), Trinidad & Tobago, and Guyana, I continue to acquire professional international legal experience and combined with my professional management experience, I believe I am developing unique skillsets.My current legal professional portfolio includes a cross-jurisdictional civil matter in Seattle, Washington, USA; three (3) Canadian (both in AB & SK) civil matters against two (2) large national corporations; board appointments on several corporations (including a successful coffee brand and two (2) federal non-profit corporations; and assisting families/entrepreneurs/investors in moving to Canada.

At ECO Canada,I assume the conduct and lead in the application for consideration to the Office of the Superintendent of Professional Governance (OSPG) established under Professional Governance Act (PGA), in the Province of British Columbia with the specific intention to establish a new organization to regulate certified Environmental Professionals (EP’s) in that Province.Advise and execute accordingly on the general legal affairs and act as a legal resource of ECO Canada in all corporate functions of ECO Canada's Canadian and/or global enterprise.Provide oversight of the regulatory, litigation and arbitration processes relating to ECO Canada's operations.Research and advise management on applicable laws, regulations, and policies affecting the operations of ECO Canada, in various jurisdictions.

As a board member I monitor and manage the financial resources of the corporation, provide directions to the property managers and establish and/or amend/update policies.

At Osuji & Smith, I practiced in the areas of business law, corporate/commercial law, employment law and civil litigation.

I was responsible for the Financial Management and Legal Corporate Affairs of the business which includes statutory compliance, contract enforcement and risk management.

Chris Veeman was my Principal. As an Articled Student-in-Law I gained experience in the Canadian Legal System in the areas of law that include Immigration Law and Real Estate Transactions. The most notable case brief that I worked on was an extradition matter at the Judicial and Ministerial Levels.

At Mah Law I gained additional experience in the Canadian Legal System in the areas of law that include Wills & Estate, Civils Claims, Real Estate Transactions and Commercial Transactions.

As the corporate professional/lawyer/mediator I was retained by my clients to resolve complex commercial issues which simply require insight and objectivity. I have extensive experience in a variety of commercial transactions across different jurisdictions, including (1) pre-contractual negotiations, (2) license agreements, (3) joint venture agreements, (4) partnership agreements (5) real estate transactions, (6) compliance and enforcement of contractual requirements, (7) international business company (IBC) formation and (8) management of corporate disputes (including litigation, mediation and arbitration). Some of my most notable accomplishments include:Litigated successfully on behalf of the Claimant pursuant to the FIDIC Red Book Conditions of Contract for Construction (1st Ed. 1999).Negotiated on behalf of the Contractor pursuant to the FIDIC Yellow Book Conditions of Contract for Plant and Design-Build (1st Ed. 1999).Litigated successfully on behalf of the Claimant in a Labour and Constitutional Matter pursuant to the Equal Opportunity Act of Trinidad and Tobago Chap. 22:03, Sections 4(b) and 4(d) of the Constitution of Trinidad and Tobago Chap.1:01 and the Public Service Commission Regulations.Represented successfully the Defendant in a Civil and Constitutional Matter pursuant to the Commission of Inquiry Act of Trinidad and Tobago Chap. 19:01 and Sections 4 and 5 of the Constitution of Trinidad and Tobago Chap.1:01.Dissolved Sukiyaki Co. Ltd, in January 2022 to focus solely on my brand.

As a legal practitioner on the Roll of Attorneys-at-Law and a Certified Civil Mediator I was able to represent and assist my clients in managing their civil disputes through the various tiers of conflict resolution. My commercial portfolio included, (1) debt collection or monies due and owing, (2) breach of contract, (3) real estate transaction and (4) international business company (IBC) formation. Some of the sectors where I have had clients include:Electrical (USA).Oil and Gas (Trinidad and Guyana).Transportation (Trinidad).Shipping (Global).Construction (Trinidad).

As an administrator in post-secondary academia I was responsible for the development and codification of policies and a structured co-curriculum to support the holistic development of our students. I utilized my experience and formal training in Business and Law to research and develop these polices and rubrics.

As the founder of this business with the responsibility of business development I worked together with the Department of Trade and Industry (UK) and provided advice to foreign suppliers wanting to enter the UK market with respect to statutory and regulatory requirements, including the setting up of corporations. I gained a vast amount of experience in international trade, including (1) trade and purchase agreements (2) partnership agreements, (3) statutory and regulatory compliance and (4) the UN Oil for Food Programme. Some of my most notable accomplishments include:A recommendation from the Rene Muga, Minister of Economic and Commercial Affairs, Chile in 2001.A seat on the Committee in the London Chambers of Commerce and Industry for New Business in 2002.An appointment as a Licensed UN Oil Purchaser/Negotiator in 2002.