Kelly Ann Maw
Associate

Kelly Ann's Assistant
Biography
Kelly Ann Maw maintains a general litigation practice, with a particular focus on civil fraud and commercial litigation.
Kelly Ann has appeared before all levels of court in British Columbia, before the Alberta Court of Appeal and prepared written arguments to the Supreme Court of Canada. She also has experience representing clients in administrative tribunals and in alternative dispute resolution procedures.
Prior to joining McEwan Partners, Kelly Ann practiced at a regional law firm in Vancouver. She has worked on a broad range of files and legal issues including complex commercial and estate disputes, as well as civil and insurance fraud cases. She also has experience with injunctions, anton piller orders, shareholder disputes and bankruptcy and insolvency proceedings.
While at law school, Kelly Ann was elected President of the Students in Law Society and received a number of awards for academic standing and contributions to the Faculty and community, including the Dean’s Course Prizes for the top mark in insurance law and for her oral advocacy on the Wilson Moot team. She also holds a B.A. (with Distinction) with a major in Canadian Political Science and a minor in Public Administration.
Education
- JD, Thompson Rivers University (2015)
- BA, University of Victoria (2012)
Bar Admissions
- British Columbia, 2016
Notable Cases
Secure 2013 Group Inc. v. Tiger Calcium Services, 2017 ABCA 316
Successfully represented several defendants to set aside a mareva injunction and numerous anton piller orders obtained on an ex parte application.
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Ken McEwan, Q.C, Laesha Smith and Kelly Ann Maw successfully opposed an application for a mandatory injunction and obtained costs
On July 30, 2019 Ken McEwan, Q.C, Laesha Smith and Kelly Ann Maw successfully opposed an application for a mandatory injunction and obtained costs of the application payable forthwith... Read more
McEwan Partners successful in arguing that bond subscription funds did not constitute “deposits” or trust funds under the Real Estate Development Marketing Act
Markin v. Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP, 2019 BCCA 275 Ken McEwan, Q.C., Emily Kirkpatrick and Kelly Ann Maw were successful in arguing that bond subscription funds did not constitute... Read more