Andrew practices civil litigation and administrative law, focusing primarily on the areas of insurance law, construction law, personal injury litigation and commercial litigation.
Andrew Sain is a partner with TDS who practices civil litigation and administrative law. His practice is focused primarily on the areas of insurance law, construction law, personal injury litigation, and commercial litigation.
Andrew regularly acts for insurers and insureds on complex matters relating to insurance coverage and on subrogated claims.
Andrew has appeared as counsel before the Provincial Court of Manitoba, the Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench, the Manitoba Court of Appeal, the Federal Court of Canada, and the Federal Court of Appeal. He has acted on matters before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench, and the Saskatchewan Court of Queen’s Bench. Andrew also represents clients in mediations, arbitrations and before administrative tribunals.
Bachelor of Arts (With Distinction), 2008, University of Manitoba
Juris Doctor, 2012, University of Manitoba
Manitoba, 2013
Law Society of Manitoba Prize for Third Highest Standing in Third Year Law, 2012
Alf Francis Memorial Prize for Third Highest Standing in Third Year Law, 2012
H.I. Corne Prize for Contract and Tort, 2012
Bereskin and Parr Prize in Trademarks and Patents, 2012
D.A. Thompson Q.C. Prize for Trademarks and Patents, 2012
Leon Mitchell Q.C. Prize in Labour Relations, 2012
Dean’s List, 2012
Pitblado Scholar, 2011
D.A. Thompson Q.C. Award for Securities, 2011
Paul Norman Warren Award for Securities, 2011
Runner-up, Fillmore Riley Negotiation Competition, 2011
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