Alexis Moulton

• Regularly advises insurers on SEF 44 issues.• Has advised insurers in issues related to subrogated claims and the ability of out ofprovince benefit providers to advance subrogated claims.• Represented construction companies and their employees (both insured and selfrepresented)in claims arising from alleged construction deficiencies, includingissues related to soil settlement, drainage, application of decking materials,placement of irrigation lines, poor ventilation, faulty soffits and general contractorand sub-contractor issues.• Represented insurance companies and their insureds in relation to minor’s propertyissues and claims related to loss of dependency minors.• Commercial litigation disputes related to contracts (oral and written), failure ofHVAC systems, failure of sprinkler systems, lease issues, water damage, failure offurnaces and hot water heaters and usurious loan arrangements.• Represented physicians on issues related to medical malpractice and negligence incivil claims and coroner’s inquests.• Represented accountants on professional negligence issues.• Experience with estate litigation, including capacity issues, proving wills, the role oftrustees and challenges to wills and beneficiary designations.PUBLICATIONS“Are Pierringer agreements and Mary Carter agreements still effective tools for minimizinglitigation risk?”, Canadian Underwriter“The Alberta's Court of Appeal Weighs In on the "Use and Operation" of an Automobile”,Claims Canada“The Defence Costs Allocation Dispute”, Claims CanadaIn addition to the above Alexis is a regular contributor to the McLennan Ross Legal Counselnewsletter and email alerts.SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS“Evidence for Litigators”, Law Society of Alberta Civil Advocacy Series“Women and the Law”, Inns of Court“Wills & Estates”, Continuing Education Program – Metro Community College, InstructorIn addition to those listed above, Alexis presents at the McLennan Ross Insurance Year inReview seminars, and many in-house client seminars, on insurance issues, costs, formaloffers, the new rules of court and the litigation process 2001-present.