
Neil A. Mulholland*
Neil was born in the UK and moved to British Columbia with his family at a very early age. After growing up in Powell River, he earned his BA in History and Economics at the University of Victoria and then went on to complete his Law Degree at the University of British Columbia. After articling in Richmond, he was called to the British Columbia Bar in 1997.
Since that time, he has practiced primarily in the fields of personal injury and commercial litigation, with a focus on trial and mediation work. After spending five years working in-house for the Insurance Corporation of BC, he entered private practice in 2003.
In 2007, Neil helped found the New Westminster law firm of Kinman Mulholland and acted as that firm’s managing partner until joining McQuarrie Hunter in September of 2015.
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Profile
- Called to the British Columbia Bar in 1997
- Bachelor of Laws, University of British Columbia, 1996
- Bachelor of Arts (History & Economics), University of Victoria, 1993
- MVA and personal injury claims, including brain injury, catastrophic and major loss claims.
- Commercial litigation, including construction matters, real estate litigation, sale of goods, insurance claims and shareholder disputes.
- Creditors’ remedies and collections work, including builder’s lien claims.
- Member, Law Society of British Columbia
Mr. Mulholland has practiced law in British Columbia since 1997 and has extensive experience in both commercial litigation and personal injury law and has argued appeals for both appellants and respondents.
His appellate experience includes shareholder disputes, real estate and collections matters and personal injury. As an experienced courtroom lawyer, Mr. Mulholland understands the strategic realities which are an inescapable part of decision-making in the appeal context. As such, he continually focuses on the overall best interests of the client throughout the appeal process. His strong winning record in the courtroom attests to the success of his approach.
Mr. Mulholland’s principal focus is to achieve results efficiently and effectively without losing sight of the “bigger picture”.
- Wanson (Bristol) Development Ltd. v. Sahba, 2018 BCCA 260
- Harim Co Ltd. v. Nam, 2014 BCCA 94
- Rana v. Nagra, 2011 BCCA 392
- Rahemtulla v. Sutton, 2019 BCSC 1105
- McBurney v. Levesque, 2019 BCSC 1897
- Jackson v. Info-Chip Communications Ltd. (chambers), 2018 BCSC 207
- Wanson (Bristol) Development Ltd. v. Sahba (costs), 2017 BCSC 2140
- Wanson (Bristol) Development Ltd. v. Sahba, 2016 BCSC 2387
- Kyrylov v. Maroke, 2016 BCSC 2076
- 0942112 B.C. Ltd. v. Canada Mofareh Trading Ltd., 2015 BCSC 548
- Song Woon Enterprises Ltd. v. 762138 B.C. Ltd., 2014 BCSC 967
- Randhawa v. Chiang, 2014 BCSC 631
- Harim Co. Ltd. v. Nam, 2013 BCSC 666
- Rana v. Nagra, 2010 BCSC 535
- Penland v. Lofting, 2008 BCSC 507
- Creative Door Services Ltd. v. 3609987 Canada Inc., 2006 BCSC 1676
- Kim v. Kwak, 2006 BCSC 641