A partner in the Corporate Department and a member of the Canadian Practice Group, Andrew J. Foley has served as the U.S. legal representative to the Ontario Securities Commission's Securities Advisory Council and has been an Adjunct Professor of Law at the McGill University Faculty of Law. Mr. Foley works in the New York and the Toronto offices of Paul, Weiss, and is recognized as a leading lawyer in the area of Capital Markets by Legal 500.

Mr. Foley has recently represented:

• EnCana and Cenovus in connection with their multi-billion dollar reorganization and financing transaction to create two separate Canadian and U.S. public companies;

• Canadian Natural Resources in connection with the establishment of its debt shelf and various public offerings in the United States of debt securities;

• Canadian Oil Sands in connection with the multiple offerings in the United States under Rule 144A of debt securities;

• Canadian Pacific Railway Company, in connection with the establishment of its debt shelf and various public offerings in the United States of debt securities;

• EnCana Corporation and EnCana Holdings Finance Corp. in connection with the establishment of their respective debt shelves and various public offerings in the United States of debt securities;

• Husky Energy in connection with the establishment of its debt shelf and various public offerings in the United States of debt securities;

• Nexen Inc. in connection with the establishment of its debt shelf and various public offerings in the United States of debt securities;

• Harvest Energy, Riverside Forest Products, Compton Petroleum, Western Oil Sands and Baytex Energy in connection with their respective offerings of high-yield notes with registration rights and various equity offerings;

• Oilsands Quest in multiple public and private offerings of equity securities in the United States;

• Shell Canada Limited in connection with the Cdn.$8.2 billion acquisition by Royal Dutch Shell of the 22 percent stake in Shell Canada it did not previously own;

• Silver Wheaton in multiple public and private offerings of equity securities in the United States;

• Canaccord Adams and Piper Jaffray in the $129 million public offering in Canada and U.S. IPO of Dragonwave;

• Macquarie Capital Markets Canada, Genuity Capital Markets and GMP Securities in the Cdn.$1.56 billion sale of Goldcorp Inc.'s 48 percent stake in Silver Wheaton Corp. in public offerings in Canada and the United States;

• Citigroup Global Markets, RBC Dominion Securities and TD Securities in Air Canada’s Cdn.$525 million initial public offering in Canada and Rule 144A placement in the United States;

• Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, Citi, Goldman, Sachs & Co. and RBC Capital Markets Corporation in multiple offerings by Talisman Energy of debt securities;

• ABN AMRO, Citi, Deutsche Bank Securities, JP Morgan and RBC Capital Markets in multiple offerings by Petro-Canada of debt securities; and

• Citi, JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley in multiple offerings by Suncor Energy Inc. of debt securities.