Siqi Wang

JD

Associate Lawyer

Siqi Wang is an associate lawyer at ATAC LAW whose practice is given to disputes in which the sum at issue, the asset, or the relationship between the parties admits of no approximate result. He appears in commercial and contractual disputes, construction and renovation claims, estate litigation, and contested family law matters, acting for individuals, privately held businesses, owners, and participants in the construction and renovation trades.

In commercial matters he brings and resists claims founded on breached agreements, unpaid accounts, loans, and the disagreements that arise between shareholders and business partners. Construction and renovation work forms a substantial part of the practice, extending to deficiency and payment claims, disputes over scope, change orders, and delay, and claims under the Builders Lien Act. Much of this work turns on the written record, and Siqi reads the contract, the correspondence, and the project documents closely before settling on the theory he intends to advance.

His estate litigation practice concerns the validity of wills, claims for variation, the conduct of executors and trustees, and the questions of capacity and undue influence that attend a contested estate. In family matters he addresses the division of property, support, and the arrangements for children that follow a separation.

Siqi practises in English and in Mandarin and he has appeared before the Provincial Court of British Columbia and the Supreme Court of British Columbia, with favourable results in each.

Outside the practice, Siqi travels, spends time with his family, and continues to seek out the less frequented parts of British Columbia.

  • Member, Law Society of British Columbia
  • Juris Doctor, University of Calgary, 2021
  • Called to the British Columbia Bar, 2022
  • Successfully represented a tenant in a commercial lease dispute.
  • Acted for claimants in misrepresentation claims involving cryptocurrency
  • Acted for the defendants in a mining dispute involving breach of contract, misrepresentation claims.
  • Succeeded in obtaining an order for majority parenting time and relocation for the client after an 11-day trial
  • Successfully obtained a protection order for the client after a two-day hearing.
  • Obtained a divorce order for the client by summary trial.
  • Acted for a school in a defamation dispute with former students
  • Applied for a stay of execution of an order absolute
  • Acted for landlords in defending claims from tenants for violation of landlord occupancy of a rental unit
  • Acted for a client in tax disputes with the provincial government
  • Acted for a client in personal loan disputes with debtor.

Notable Matters

September 3, 2026

A Landlord’s Use Notice and the Evidence of Occupation

The Dispute A couple who owned a three-bedroom apartment decided to take it back so their adult son could live there, and they gave their tenants notice. The family said the son…

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September 3, 2026

Relocating With Children After a Protection Order in BC

The Dispute A mother of two boys separated from their father and could no longer afford to remain in the community where the children had lived since birth. She wished to relocate…

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