Mollie has a general civil litigation practice representing clients in professional liability, bodily injury, product liability, bad faith claims, and privacy matters. She also represents clients before various administrative tribunals, including the Safety Standards Appeal Board, Residential Tenancy Branch, Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal, Human Rights Tribunal, and Civil Resolution Tribunal.
Mollie has appeared before the British Columbia Provincial Court, Supreme Court, and Court of Appeal. She has experience with chambers proceedings, hearings, and trial. She also has experience with alternative dispute resolution mediums.
Mollie is a founding director of the Hutch Fund Society, a charity founded in North Vancouver that fundraises for the mental health community. Prior to working with the Hutch Fund Society, she volunteered at various other organizations including the Atira Women’s Resource Society, Pro Bono Students Canada, Access Pro Bono Society of BC and GF Strong Rehabilitation Centre.
Having articled with Harper Grey, Mollie has spent the bulk of her legal career at the Firm.
Insurance Law Blog
Hold your horses! In some cases, the Court may review pleadings in order to decide whether two actions arise out of related circumstances such that they will be considered one claim under a responding policy. However, if that cannot be done, the Court may decline to decide coverage until findings of fact have been made in the underlying litigation
February 16, 2026
