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RECENT ARTICLES/CASE STUDIES
- The Weir-Jones (2019) Summary Judgement Hangover
- Indemnification and the Duty to Defend in Commercial Agreements
- What is Reasonable in the Context of the Mitigation Argument
- Taking Chronic Pain Seriously: Plaintiff Awarded Nearly $200,000 in Minor Parking Lot Accident
- British Columbia: What is Reasonable in the Context of the Mitigation Argument?
Drew Wilson practices in Brownlee LLP’s litigation Group with a focus on insurance law. He was previously a prosecutor for the municipal group where
he honed his advocacy skills in traffic court and bylaw prosecutions. He has represented clients in mediations, pre-trial conferences and trial at the
Alberta Provincial Court. He has also appeared in the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench and assisted with matters before the Alberta Court of Appeal.
REPRESENTATIVE WORK
- Litigation
- Prosecutor, Municipal
MEMBERSHIPS
- Pro Bono Students Canada
- Volunteer, Community Legal Assistance Services For Saskatoon Inner City (CLASSIC)
- Volunteer, Civil Claims Duty Counsel with Pro Bono Law Alberta
WHY LAW?
I enjoy dealing with complex issues and looking at them from different angles to formulate the best argument. Also, the NFL’s Tennessee Titans wouldn’t return my phone calls.
WRITTEN DECISIONS
- Wallace v Eastside City Church, 2020 ABCA 126
- Ellis v Lethbridge (City), 2019 ABPC 276
- Dizon v Klevgaard, 2019 ABPC (unreported)