Mandeep K. Gill
Partner
She/Her
With nearly twenty years of experience, Mandeep has established a reputation for herself among clients and colleagues providing innovative solutions to complex issues.
Biography
Mandeep maintains a busy practice focused on health law and professional regulation. She recognizes the complicated nature of the areas in which she practices, and approaches each of her files with legal acumen and unique insight.
Mandeep assists clients with respect to civil legal matters and disciplinary matters before the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia and the Health Professions Review Board. She has years of experience in advising physicians in matters relating to professional and ethical conduct.
Mandeep has appeared before all levels of court in British Columbia and the Supreme Court of Canada.
Mandeep is a co-chair of Harper Grey’s Student Committee – leading the student recruitment and hiring process. Mandeep acts as a mentor to students and associates in the firm.
Outside of the firm, Mandeep is a volunteer advisor for Life in Law, a resource forum that hopes to stem the exodus of women from the legal profession.
Mandeep articled with Harper Grey in 2003 and joined the firm as an Associate in 2004.
Assistance Team 
Expertise
Education
University of British Columbia, LL.B., 2003
University of British Columbia, B.Sc., 2000
Languages spoken
- English
Experience
Successfully defending physicians in medical negligence matters
Co-counsel for respondent physicians at the Supreme Court of Canada in a matter involving a compromised infant
Assisting physicians before the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia
Assisting physicians with hospital privileges and disputes with provincial health authorities
Successfully defending clients before the Human Rights Tribunal
Representing clients in matters before the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner
Successfully resolving matters through mediation
Co-counsel on special prosecution trials
Co-counsel for the Respondent Crown in R v. Stirling, 2008 SCC 10, where the Supreme Court of Canada upheld the appellant’s conviction for two counts of criminal negligence causing death, and one count of criminal negligence causing bodily harm
Assisting a dentist recover for injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident
Professional Credentials
Leadership and Community Involvement
- Harper Grey Mentoring Program, mentoring Partner
- Harper Grey Articling Students Committee, Co-Chair
- Co-founded and organized a BC Cancer Foundation Fund that raised over $90,000 for cancer research
- Life In Law, Volunteer Adviser
Memberships
- Canadian Bar Association, BC Branch Subsections, Member: Civil Litigation, Health Law
- The Law Society of British Columbia, Member
- Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia, Member
Recognitions
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