David Wallin

In 2002, David took the helm at Whitelaw Twining to spearhead the WT-Injury division, leveraging his robust background as a trial attorney to elevate the firm's presence in the personal injury sector. His tenure marked a significant growth in the clientele base, skyrocketing from a modest group of fewer than ten to an expansive network of over 300 clients. David's strategic litigation skills have culminated in securing upwards of $100 million in compensation for his clients through verdicts and settlements over the past ten years alone.

David's legal prowess spans a wide array of personal injury claims, including but not limited to, chronic musculoskeletal issues, psychological distress, and severe injuries such as spinal cord and brain trauma. His adeptness in navigating the complexities of these cases ensures comprehensive representation for his clients, aiming for the most favorable outcomes.

His courtroom acumen isn't limited to trial proceedings; David is also a recognized figure in appellate courts, including the Supreme Court of British Columbia, the British Columbia Court of Appeal, as well as federal courts. This extensive trial and appellate experience, combined with nearly 30 years in the field, positions David as a mentor within his team, offering guidance, strategy, and advice to his colleagues.

Beyond his legal practice, David dedicates himself to the advancement of legal knowledge, particularly in utilizing medical-legal experts to strengthen bodily injury claims. His contributions to literature and his role as a speaker at conferences underscore his commitment to his field.

David's academic credentials include a J.D. from the University of Alberta in 1995, preceded by a B.A. from Simon Fraser University in 1991. His professional journey commenced with his admission to the British Columbia Bar in 1996, followed by memberships in several legal associations, including the Canadian Bar Association and the Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia, among others. David also extends his expertise through volunteer work, offering pro bono legal advice, thereby embodying his dedication to both his profession and community.