Nabeel Moallem

Nabeel, a dynamic civil litigation attorney, plays a pivotal role in guiding clients through the complexities of property and construction conflicts, disagreements over contracts, defending against insurance claims, and pursuing recoveries. His client roster is diverse, encompassing developers, major contractors, skilled tradespeople, property holders, manufacturers, property management companies, and strata groups. His courtroom presence is notable, representing clients with vigor in both the Provincial and Supreme Courts of British Columbia, along with numerous administrative boards.

At Whitelaw Twining, Nabeel leads the subrogation practice group, distinguishing himself through his pragmatic approach to resolving disputes, his ability to communicate clearly, and his unwavering commitment to securing favorable outcomes for his clients. He excels in navigating the complexities of multi-party conflicts and always considers the potential for settlements and alternative resolutions to disputes. Fluent in Farsi, Nabeel offers bilingual support, ensuring clear advice is available in both English and Farsi.

Away from the legal arena, Nabeel dedicates his time to community service, notably contributing his efforts to Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside and offering pro bono services through Access Pro Bono. Balancing his professional commitments, he enjoys staying physically active and values quality time with his family and friends.

Nabeel's academic background includes an LL.B. from the University of Leicester obtained in 2017, and a B.A. in Economics from Simon Fraser University, completed in 2014. His professional standing is solidified by his admission to the British Columbia Bar in 2019, alongside memberships in the Law Society of British Columbia, the Canadian Bar Association, and the Vancouver Bar Association.

Specializing in commercial litigation, construction law, insurance issues, and subrogation & recovery, Nabeel’s expertise is recognized both within and beyond the courtroom. His contributions to legal scholarship are accessible through various publications, highlighting his deep understanding of special costs and other pertinent legal matters.