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Six Harper Grey lawyers selected by Benchmark Canada® 2024 as Litigation Stars in the area of Insurance Law

May 2, 2024

Congratulations to the six Harper Grey lawyers selected by Benchmark Canada® 2024 as Litigation Stars for their expertise in Insurance Law – Michael Hewitt, Jonathan Meadows, David Pilley, Raj Samtani, Nigel Trevethan, and Abigail Turner.

With cross-functional knowledge, many of these lawyers are also recognized leaders in other related areas, such as Professional Liability, Defamation, and General Commercial Litigation.

To learn more or to contact our team, click here.

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