Alicia Catalano

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Alicia is a civil litigator with a practice focused on health and insurance law.

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Biography

Alicia assists insurance clients with a variety of litigation defence matters, handling an array of cases involving bodily injury and property loss. She has a particular interest in bodily injury defence and has represented a wide range of clients including homeowners, restaurant chains, retail businesses, grocery stores, and small businesses. She also represents manufacturers and distributors in product liability cases.

In her health law practice, Alicia represents physicians in both regulatory and civil litigation matters.

Alicia has appeared before the British Columbia Provincial Court and BC Supreme Court. She also has experience assisting clients with matters before the Civil Resolution Tribunal.

Alicia is a contributor to the Harper Grey Insurance Netletter.

Having both summered and articled at Harper Grey, Alicia has spent the tenure of her legal career at the Firm.

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Expertise
Health Law Insurance Law
Education

  • Thompson Rivers University, J.D., 2019

  • Capilano University, B.A., 2014

Bar Admission
  • British Columbia, 2020
Languages spoken
  • English
Professional Credentials
Memberships
  • Canadian Bar Association, BC Branch, Member
  • Law Society of British Columbia, Member
  • Medical Legal Society, Member

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Compliance costs excluded under residential homeowners policy
Compliance costs excluded under residential homeowners policy Insurance Law Blog Compliance costs excluded under residential homeowners policy by Alicia Catalano
December 27, 2023
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal finds lower court appropriately dismissed action summarily but erred in assessment of exclusion clauses
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal finds lower court appropriately dismissed action summarily but erred in assessment of exclusion clauses Insurance Law Blog Saskatchewan Court of Appeal finds lower court appropriately dismissed action summarily but erred in assessment of exclusion clauses by Alicia Catalano
August 29, 2023
Ontario Court of Appeal upholds decision that insurer did not establish, on a balance of probabilities, that insured made material and fraudulent misrepresentations on application for insurance and therefore insured’s life insurance policy was valid
Ontario Court of Appeal upholds decision that insurer did not establish, on a balance of probabilities, that insured made material and fraudulent misrepresentations on application for insurance and therefore insured’s life insurance policy was valid Insurance Law Blog Ontario Court of Appeal upholds decision that insurer did not establish, on a balance of probabilities, that insured made material and fraudulent misrepresentations on application for insurance and therefore insured’s life insurance policy was valid by Alicia Catalano
March 14, 2023
Policy exclusion for intentional or criminal act applies even when insured found not criminally responsible for aggravated assault
Policy exclusion for intentional or criminal act applies even when insured found not criminally responsible for aggravated assault Insurance Law Blog Policy exclusion for intentional or criminal act applies even when insured found not criminally responsible for aggravated assault by Alicia Catalano
August 9, 2022
Insured entitled to indemnification by insurer due to Court interpreting policy contra proferentem against insurer
Insured entitled to indemnification by insurer due to Court interpreting policy contra proferentem against insurer Insurance Law Blog Insured entitled to indemnification by insurer due to Court interpreting policy contra proferentem against insurer by Alicia Catalano
April 12, 2022
Life insurance policy declared valid and payable to plaintiff beneficiary due to no evidence of material or fraudulent misrepresentation
Life insurance policy declared valid and payable to plaintiff beneficiary due to no evidence of material or fraudulent misrepresentation Insurance Law Blog Life insurance policy declared valid and payable to plaintiff beneficiary due to no evidence of material or fraudulent misrepresentation by Alicia Catalano
March 8, 2022
Harper Grey hosts Spring 2022 Virtual Insurance Law Seminar
Events & Presentations Harper Grey hosts Spring 2022 Virtual Insurance Law Seminar March 2, 2022
Broker not allowed third party claim where coverage should be decided in separate proceeding
Broker not allowed third party claim where coverage should be decided in separate proceeding Insurance Law Blog Broker not allowed third party claim where coverage should be decided in separate proceeding by Alicia Catalano
October 12, 2021
Broker ordered to pay replacement cost where insured could not replace because of coverage denial
Broker ordered to pay replacement cost where insured could not replace because of coverage denial Insurance Law Blog Broker ordered to pay replacement cost where insured could not replace because of coverage denial by Alicia Catalano
May 11, 2021
Land and soil around insured home not insured based on policy language
Land and soil around insured home not insured based on policy language Insurance Law Blog Land and soil around insured home not insured based on policy language by Alicia Catalano
May 11, 2021
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Compliance costs excluded under residential homeowners policy
Compliance costs excluded under residential homeowners policy Insurance Law Blog Compliance costs excluded under residential homeowners policy by Alicia Catalano
December 27, 2023
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal finds lower court appropriately dismissed action summarily but erred in assessment of exclusion clauses
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal finds lower court appropriately dismissed action summarily but erred in assessment of exclusion clauses Insurance Law Blog Saskatchewan Court of Appeal finds lower court appropriately dismissed action summarily but erred in assessment of exclusion clauses by Alicia Catalano
August 29, 2023
Ontario Court of Appeal upholds decision that insurer did not establish, on a balance of probabilities, that insured made material and fraudulent misrepresentations on application for insurance and therefore insured’s life insurance policy was valid
Ontario Court of Appeal upholds decision that insurer did not establish, on a balance of probabilities, that insured made material and fraudulent misrepresentations on application for insurance and therefore insured’s life insurance policy was valid Insurance Law Blog Ontario Court of Appeal upholds decision that insurer did not establish, on a balance of probabilities, that insured made material and fraudulent misrepresentations on application for insurance and therefore insured’s life insurance policy was valid by Alicia Catalano
March 14, 2023
Policy exclusion for intentional or criminal act applies even when insured found not criminally responsible for aggravated assault
Policy exclusion for intentional or criminal act applies even when insured found not criminally responsible for aggravated assault Insurance Law Blog Policy exclusion for intentional or criminal act applies even when insured found not criminally responsible for aggravated assault by Alicia Catalano
August 9, 2022