Cary Rodin brings more than three decades of courtroom and litigation experience to his practice. He focuses primarily on personal injury litigation and is known for his strategic approach, strong advocacy skills, and extensive trial experience.

Before entering the legal profession, Cary enjoyed a successful career in journalism. He later earned his Bachelor of Laws from the University of Victoria in 1994, where he received several academic awards and scholarships. He was called to the British Columbia Bar in 1995 and began practicing personal injury and criminal defence law in Victoria, eventually becoming a partner at the respected firm of Morino & Rodin.

After relocating to Calgary in 2006, Cary practiced alongside his brother, Greg Rodin, at Rodin Law Firm before joining Alberta Justice as a Crown Prosecutor. During his time with Alberta Justice, he advanced to the role of Assistant Chief Crown Prosecutor and prosecuted numerous serious and high-profile cases, including homicide, home invasion, and major robbery matters.

In 2013, Cary returned to private practice and rejoined Rodin Law Firm. His diverse litigation background provides clients with the benefit of extensive advocacy experience at both the trial and appellate levels. Cary has appeared before the Provincial Court of Alberta, the Alberta Court of King’s Bench, the Supreme Court of British Columbia, and the appellate courts of Alberta and British Columbia.

In addition to his legal practice, Cary has taught Trial Advocacy at the University of Calgary Faculty of Law, helping to train the next generation of litigators.

Outside the office, Cary is an accomplished pilot and lifelong aviation enthusiast. He has competed in the Canadian Aerobatic Open Championship, earning third-place finishes in his category in both 2002 and 2005. Cary also enjoys music, and plays bass at several local jazz and blues venues in Calgary.