Lawson Lundell LLP | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
A lawyer since 2017
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Catherine brings a wealth of expertise to the Research and Opinions Group, showcasing a dynamic blend of research and legal drafting skills across a myriad of topics. Her areas of specialization encompass the nuances of insurance policy analysis, the intricacies of tort law, as well as a deep understanding of both domestic and international statutes and procedural norms within courtrooms.
Her academic journey saw her graduating with a J.D. from the Peter A. Allard School of Law. This period was marked by her active engagement with the UBC Law Review and her contributions as a research assistant, offering support to both a faculty member and a retired BC Supreme Court justice.
Prior to her current role at Lawson Lundell, Catherine's professional path included a significant tenure at an insurance defense boutique firm. Here, she delved into a range of legal quandaries, contributing to the creation and refinement of "Sports and Recreational Liability Law in Canada" (Canada Law Book, 2017). Beyond her research duties, Catherine was instrumental in crafting pleadings, mediation briefs, and various documents for trial and appellate court proceedings.
Her commitment to the legal field extends to her membership in the Canadian Bar Association's British Columbia Branch, further solidifying her standing within the legal community.
Catherine's legal accreditations span multiple jurisdictions, including Nunavut and Alberta in 2023, Yukon Territory in 2021, and British Columbia in 2017, underlining her comprehensive grasp of Canadian law. Her academic foundation is equally impressive, with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) secured in 2007, followed by her Juris Doctor degree in 2015, both from the University of British Columbia.
Her practice areas are notably centered around Litigation & Dispute Resolution and Research & Opinions, where her contributions continue to make significant impacts. Through her diverse experiences and extensive education, Catherine exemplifies a multifaceted approach to legal challenges, offering nuanced perspectives and robust solutions.