- No Escape from a Policy Breach Even Years Later Case Study: Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia v. Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance by Jessica Grant, This article originally appeared on the OBA Insurance Law Section's articles page., February 07, 2022
- Legal Liabilities and the Transmission of COVID-19: What you need to know about Bill 218 by Jessica Grant, December 02, 2020
- Enforceability of Settlements in the Context of Self-Represented Plaintiffs - Case Study: Huma v. Mississauga Hospital by Jessica Grant, November 24, 2020
- A Battle of Offers: Case Study: Hashemi-Sabet Estate v. Oak Ridges Pharmasave Inc. ("Hashemi-Sabet") by Jessica Grant, November 27, 2018
- The Foreseeability of a Flying Bottle: A Case Study of Bucknol v. 2280882 Ontario Inc. by Jessica Grant, October 28, 2018
- Down the Path to the End Finality: A Case Study of Gillham v. Lake of Bays (Township) by Jessica Grant, September 19, 2018
- Subrogating Claims in the Construction Context: They Do Exist by Jessica Grant, September 08, 2018
- Acting for both Insured and Insurer: What Counsel Need to Know by Jessica Grant, September 08, 2018
416.860.0001
Jessica Grant
Partner
A Focus on Insurance Litigation and Risk Management
Direct:
416.860.5322
Email: jgrant@mccagueborlack.com
Fax: 416.860.0003
Bar Admission: 2011
Location:
Toronto
Profile:
Jessica practices civil litigation with a focus on property and casualty claims, product liability, professional negligence/errors and omissions, and subrogated property loss claims.
Jessica joined McCague Borlack in 2018 as a partner. Jessica is dedicated to serving her clients’ best interests and brings a practical and no-nonsense approach to the law, focusing on efficient and cost-effective solutions to complex legal issues. Clients rely on Jessica to carefully review a matter and provide timely advice and a risk management plan. Besides being a persuasive advocate before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Jessica achieves excellent results for her clients at mediations and settlement conferences. She welcomes the opportunity to deal with conflicts head-on and in a productive manner.
