May Mehrabi

In 2013, May embarked on her legal journey as a summer student at Whitelaw Twining, where she not only gained valuable experience but also laid the groundwork for her future in law. Her dedication and hard work during her summer tenure paved the way for her to continue at the firm as an articling student, ultimately securing her position as an associate in 2015. May's legal practice encompasses a broad spectrum of general insurance litigation, with a keen focus on professional liability, construction issues, and navigating the complexities of insurance coverage.

Her commitment to her clients is unwavering, as she tirelessly works towards securing the most favorable outcomes for them, leveraging her expertise to navigate the intricacies of the legal system. May's competence and dedication have seen her representing clients across various levels of the British Columbian courts, showcasing her prowess and adaptability in the legal arena.

Away from the rigors of legal battles, May cherishes her moments of leisure. She has a passion for travel, an avid interest in tennis, and a keen palate for exploring the diverse culinary delights that Vancouver has to offer.

Her academic credentials are impressive, with a J.D. from the University of Calgary, earned in 2014, and a B.A. in Criminology from Simon Fraser University, achieved in 2008. These qualifications not only highlight her academic prowess but also her deep understanding of the legal and criminological landscapes.

May's professional journey is marked by significant milestones, including her admission to the British Columbia Bar in 2015, which was a testament to her expertise and dedication to the field of law. She is a proud member of the Law Society of British Columbia, further solidifying her standing within the legal community.

May's contributions extend beyond her practice, as evidenced by her active participation in educational seminars. She has played a pivotal role in discussions at Whitelaw Twining seminars in both Vancouver and Calgary, focusing on the evolving dynamics of multiparty construction litigation. These seminars not only reflect her deep engagement with current legal challenges but also her commitment to sharing knowledge and fostering a deeper understanding of complex legal issues within the professional community.