Mollie Clark

Mollie stands out in the legal field with her broad expertise in civil litigation, where she passionately defends her clients across a variety of disputes, including those concerning professional liability, bodily injury, and product liability. Her legal prowess extends to tackling cases related to bad faith claims and privacy issues. She deftly navigates through the complexities of administrative hearings, advocating for her clients' interests in front of bodies such as the Safety Standards Appeal Board and the Workers Compensation Appeals Tribunal, among others.

Her legal journey has seen her advocating in courts across the spectrum, from the Provincial Court to the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal in British Columbia. Mollie is no stranger to the intricacies of legal procedures, having skillfully handled chamber proceedings, hearings, and trials. She is equally adept at exploring and utilizing alternative dispute resolution methods to serve her clients' needs effectively.

Beyond her litigation practice, Mollie contributes significantly to her community through her role as a founding director of the Hutch Fund Society. This North Vancouver-based charity champions mental health initiatives, underlining her commitment to societal well-being. Her dedication to service is further exemplified by her volunteer work with organizations like the Atira Women’s Resource Society and the Access Pro Bono Society of BC, showcasing her commitment to making a difference.

Mollie's academic credentials are impressive, with a J.D. from the University of Victoria and a B.A. from the University of British Columbia, setting a solid foundation for her legal career. Her expertise is broad, covering health law, insurance law, and family law, as well as niches like defamation, privacy, and media law, not to mention privacy and data protection.

Having been admitted to the bar in British Columbia in 2019, Mollie has since taken on leadership roles, including directing marketing for the Hutch Fund Society and sharing her insights as a guest blogger for Life in Law. Her professional journey is further enriched by her active membership in the Canadian Bar Association's BC Branch and The Law Society of British Columbia, underscoring her esteemed position within the legal community.