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 Dino Bottos is a native Edmontonian and has practiced law at Pringle MacDonald & Bottos since 1993.
After receiving his Bachelor of Education degree in 1984, Mr. Bottos taught school for two years and then entered the Faculty of Law at the University of Alberta in 1986. He received his Bachelor of Laws degree in 1989, graduating on the Dean's List.
After practicing law for two years in Vancouver, British Columbia, he returned to Edmonton in 1993 to join his former professor, Alexander Pringle, Q.C. at the firm.
Since that time Mr. Bottos has distinguished himself in all facets of criminal defence litigation, and has successfully defended clients charged with murder, assault, sexual assault, impaired driving, drug offences, robbery, fraud and other serious crimes.
Mr. Bottos holds an interest in both criminal trial and appellate work, and has practiced before all levels of court in Alberta, and the Supreme Court of Canada. He has published articles on the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and has an interest in Charter litigation as it applies to criminal law.
He also teaches Criminal Law and Procedure at the University of Alberta’s Faculty of Law and appears as a guest lecturer in criminal law matters for the Legal Education Society of Alberta. Mr. Bottos is also a member of the Criminal Trial Lawyers Association.
Should you need experienced and professional advice in dealing with your criminal matter, Dino Bottos invites you to meet with him.
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