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Kristina D. Persaud has a general litigation practice with an emphasis on insurance defence claims involving personal injury, property damage, occupier’s liability, municipal litigation, subrogation, construction, employment, professional liability and coverage disputes.
She has acted for individuals, corporations, municipalities and the public sector on a wide variety of issues. She is committed to providing exceptional representation to her clients and passionately advocating on their behalf, and became a Partner with the firm in 2023.
She has appeared before the Alberta Provincial Court and Alberta Court of King’s Bench. She has assisted on matters before the Alberta Court of Appeal and quasi-judicial tribunals.
Outside of her litigation practice at Brownlee LLP, Kristina has volunteered with the Pro Bono Alberta Civil Claims Duty Counsel program and community organizations. She also delivers seminars and educational sessions for numerous organizations.
Prior to joining Brownlee LLP, Kristina worked for the City of Calgary where she gained a breadth of experience in municipal law and litigation. She developed valuable trial advocacy experience as a Municipal Prosecutor on a variety of bylaw offences.
Outside of the practice of law, Kristina enjoys leisurely reading, attending events and restaurants around town, recreational sports, and travelling to new destinations.
REPRESENTATIVE WORK
- General Litigation
- Insurance Defence
- Bodily Injury
- Product Liability
- Property Damage
- Coverage Disputes
- Occupier’s Liability
- Municipal Litigation
MEMBERSHIPS
- Law Society of Alberta
- Canadian Bar Association
- Calgary Bar Association
- Association of Women Lawyers
- Civil Claims Duty Counsel – Probono Law Alberta
WHY LAW?
I chose law to be in a challenging, diverse and engaging career. I knew it was a profession that would allow me to make an impact and a difference in the world around me. In law you are always constantly learning new topics and searching for creative ideas, so every day is new and exciting. I also thought I would need to be better at math to become a doctor.