Whitelaw Twining Law Corporation | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
A lawyer since 1994
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5 out of 5 stars
After dedicating a dozen years to honing her skills at Whitelaw Twining, Danna ventured into the heart of Vancouver to specialize in insurance litigation at a boutique firm renowned for its focus on professional liability claims. Her journey led her back to our ensemble in 2015, equipped with an arsenal of expertise in tackling cases of professional negligence, occupiers and host liability, motor vehicle incidents, products liability, and severe injury claims. Danna's proficiency notably shines in handling professional liability claims linked to real estate dealings, legal professionals, and medical negligence cases involving hospitals, pharmacies, and private healthcare facilities.
Her courtroom prowess spans every tier of the British Columbia judicial system, advocating for the resolution of disputes outside the traditional court setting. Danna has a knack for navigating through the complexities of multi-party claims, achieving resolution through mediation. She prides herself on her ability to listen deeply to her clients, fully grasping every facet of their cases. For Danna, the pinnacle of her work is guiding professionals through challenging periods, steering them towards dispute resolution with finesse.
Outside the professional realm, Danna's life is rich with personal joys. She cherishes moments with her children, engages in tennis, delights in baking, keeps fit by running, explores new destinations, and cares for the family's two dogs.
Her academic journey began with a B.A. in History from the University of Toronto in 1989, followed by an LL.B. from the University of Victoria in 1993. A year later, she was admitted to the British Columbia Bar, marking the beginning of her legal career. Danna is an active member of the Canadian Bar Association, contributing to subsections in Civil Litigation, Insurance, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Health Law, and Women Lawyers.
Danna has also shared her insights and experiences through various articles and at seminars, including discussing the future cost of care awards in Toronto, showcasing her commitment to her field and continuous learning.