Aaron is a civil litigator whose practice spans complex personal injury and property damage claims, professional negligence, product liability, municipal liability, subrogation, insurance coverage disputes, and professional discipline and regulatory proceedings. He routinely advises and defends insurers, municipalities, insurance brokers, financial advisors, health professionals, construction contractors and design professionals, and a variety of other individuals and organizations in complex litigation, regulatory investigations, and risk management matters.
Aaron brings a practical, big-picture perspective to every matter. He takes the time to understand each client’s business objectives and claims-handling priorities, ensuring that these goals remain at the forefront when developing and implementing legal strategies.
In addition to his litigation practice, Aaron serves as an Adjunct Professor teaching Insurance Law at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia. He is actively involved in several Canadian Bar Association subsections and frequently presents and publishes on risk management, insurance, and related legal topics.
Aaron was called to the British Columbia Bar in 2019 after completing his articles at Guild Yule LLP and became a partner of the firm in 2025. Since being called to the Bar, he has represented clients before all levels of court and before several administrative tribunals including regulatory colleges, CIRO, the Insurance Council of British Columbia and the Workers Compensation Board.
Aaron has been recognized as a Future Star and named to the 40 & Under List in the 2026 edition of Benchmark Litigation Canada for his work in insurance, product liability, and professional liability. He has also been recognized by Best Lawyers as One to Watch in the area of insurance law in its 2026 edition.
Outside of his legal practice, Aaron enjoys an active outdoor lifestyle that includes hiking, skiing, soccer, travelling, and camping. He also spends his spare time doing everything he can to make his newborn son smile.
