Brianna Vickers

Brianna's journey in the insurance sector began at two notable international firms where she honed her skills in claim adjustment and examination. Her career also encompassed a four-year tenure as a licensed insurance broker, further broadening her expertise. Her transition to Whitelaw Twining marked a significant pivot to general insurance defense, specifically honing in on the nuances of road maintenance and transportation claims. Her comprehensive understanding of the insurance landscape significantly enhances our collective capabilities.

Her approach to handling complex cases in road maintenance and transportation is both meticulous and inquisitive. Brianna's proficiency in navigating through the intricacies of such cases has led to successful outcomes for a variety of clients, including contractors, road builders, and corporations across British Columbia. Her adeptness at mediation and alternative dispute resolution, coupled with her formidable defense strategies in both the Provincial and Supreme Courts, underscores her competence.

Outside the professional realm, Brianna finds solace and joy in running, exploring new destinations, experimenting in the kitchen, and cherishing moments with her dog, Scarlett.

Brianna's academic background is as impressive as her professional journey, with a LL.B from the University of Calgary, where she made the Dean’s List, and a B.A in Psychology from the University of British Columbia, both conferred in 2010. Her legal acumen was recognized early on when she was called to the British Columbia Bar in 2011.

Her affiliations with prestigious associations such as the Canadian Bar Association, British Columbia Road Builders & Heavy Construction Association, British Columbia Trucking Association, and the Marine Insurance Association of British Columbia, further attest to her standing in the legal and insurance communities.

Brianna's contributions extend beyond the courtroom and into thought leadership, with numerous articles and publications to her name, particularly on developments in British Columbia road maintenance law. This body of work not only showcases her expertise but also her commitment to advancing the field.