Kora Paciorek

Kora focuses on defending professional negligence claims against real estate and financial professionals.  A large part of her practice also involves representing insurers in subrogated property damage suits arising out of fire and flooding, as well as defending such claims.  Kora also defends claims against directors and officers. In the area of personal injury, she possesses experience in Occupier’s Liability claims, including those involving infants.  Additionally, Kora provides coverage advice to insurers for Commercial General Liability and homeowner’s policies.

Kora is called to both the bars of Alberta and British Columbia.  She has appeared at all levels of court in both provinces.  She is also experienced at resolving disputes through negotiation and mediation.

Kora writes regularly about insurance law topics.  She is a contributor to the Insurance Netletter publication.  She is also a contributor to the Contemporary Canadian Insurance Law Casebook published by LexisNexis Canada in 2015.  This comprehensive casebook offers both lawyers and insurance professionals an overview of the current state of Canadian law as it applies to insurance-related matters.

Kora enjoys spending time in the mountains, whether by skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, or hiking.