Jacqueline Hughes is an Associate at Hunter Litigation Chambers practising general civil and administrative litigation. Formerly an associate with a national law firm, Jacqueline has appeared before all levels of the British Columbia courts, the B.C. Securities Commission, and the Federal Court.

Jacqueline obtained her Bachelor of Laws from the University of Victoria Law School in 2004 after obtaining her undergraduate degree in Business Administration from Simon Fraser University and was called to the bar in 2005. Jacqueline has a broad general commercial litigation practice with experience in a variety of areas including complex multi-party litigation, contractual disputes, construction defects, products liability, fraud, insolvency and creditors remedies, employment-related issues and securities matters.

Education
B.BA, Simon Fraser University, 2002
LL.B, University of Victoria, 2004

Bar Admission
British Columbia, 2005

Publications

Fraser, Horn & Griffin, The Conduct of Civil Litigation in British Columbia, looseleaf (Ontario: LexisNexis Canada Inc., 2007), Research Assistant.

"Civil Procedure – Court Rules" in the Continuing Legal Education Society of BC’s Annual Review of Law & Practice (2008), by Mark Oulton, Stephanie McHugh, Shannon Ramsay and Jacqueline Hughes