Kayla Bergsson

Kayla Bergsson shines as a beacon in the legal community of Victoria, BC, with her roots deeply planted in the city where she was both born and educated. Achieving distinction in her Honours Bachelor of Arts and Juris Doctor degrees from the University of Victoria, she's not just a scholar but a warrior for justice, wielding the law to champion the rights of those wronged.

Her battlefield ranges from the gritty arenas of personal injury—where she takes on cases of motor vehicle mishaps, tragic slips and falls, and the dark realms of abuse and violence—to the equally challenging frontlines of human rights, fighting discrimination and harassment with fervor. Kayla doesn't stop there; her interests also meander through the diverse territories of animal rights, employment disputes, and the complex disputes over wills and estates.

At the helm of MacIsaac & Company’s human rights division, Kayla steers the conversation with her insightful BC Human Rights Law blog, a treasure trove of legal wisdom. She also stands as the pivotal figure in the University of Victoria parking permit class action lawsuit, a testament to her commitment to collective justice.

Her professional credentials are impeccable, with memberships in the Law Society of British Columbia and the Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia, underscoring her reputable standing in the legal field. Kayla Bergsson is not just a lawyer; she is a guardian of fairness, a voice for the voiceless, and a relentless pursuer of justice in BC's legal circle.