Tiffany Chan

In 2019, Whitelaw Twining welcomed Tiffany Chan as a new associate, following her tenure at a specialized litigation boutique nestled in the heart of Vancouver. Tiffany's legal career is marked by a broad engagement with insurance litigation, her practice encompassing areas such as personal injury, property damage, and the pursuit of subrogation. She has skillfully represented clients in both the Provincial and Supreme Court of British Columbia, earning a reputation as a fiercely committed advocate. Tiffany's approach to legal representation is deeply rooted in an understanding of her clients' goals, steering towards the most favorable outcomes with a clear, strategic vision.

Before embarking on her legal journey, Tiffany immersed herself in the study of political science at the University of British Columbia. This academic foundation has equipped her with the analytical and logical prowess necessary for dissecting complex cases. Additionally, Tiffany's early achievements include earning the prestigious Associate Diploma (ARCT) in piano performance from the Royal Conservatory of Music, a testament to her exceptional dedication and discipline—a theme that has been a constant throughout her academic and professional life.

Outside the confines of the courtroom, Tiffany finds joy in the culinary arts, exploring the vibrant dining scene, and traversing the scenic trails of British Columbia with her husband. These pursuits underscore her well-rounded personality and zest for life.

Tiffany's professional portfolio is further complemented by her expertise in cyber liability, insurance, and retail risks, reflecting a versatile and comprehensive approach to legal challenges. Her academic credentials include a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Ottawa (2016) and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of British Columbia (2013).

Since being called to the British Columbia Bar in 2017, Tiffany has actively contributed to the legal community. Her affiliations span the Canadian Bar Association, the Law Society of British Columbia, and the Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers, marking her as an engaged and proactive member of the legal fraternity.

Tiffany's contributions extend beyond her immediate legal practice, engaging in the wider dialogue through publications and webinars, such as the Whitelaw Twining Webinar on the proposed No-Fault Scheme in British Columbia. Through these platforms, Tiffany shares her insights, further establishing her as a thought leader in her field.