Shannon Ramsay is a litigation associate at Hunter Litigation Chambers practicing general civil and administrative litigation. She has appeared before the Federal Court and all levels of the British Columbia courts, and has acted as counsel in numerous commercial arbitration proceedings.

Shannon was awarded her Bachelor of Laws from the University of Victoria in 2001 and then clerked for a year with the British Columbia Supreme Court, where she contributed legal research and drafting support to six Supreme Court judges. Shannon was called to the Bar of British Columbia in 2003, and joined Hunter Voith in September 2005 after two years of practice with a Vancouver firm specializing in insurance defence litigation.

Education
B.A., University of Alberta, 1998
LL.B., University of Victoria, 2001

Clerkship
British Columbia Supreme Court, 2001-2002

Bar Admission
British Columbia, 2003

Publications

"Civil Procedure – Court Rules" in the Continuing Legal Education Society of BC's Annual Review of Law & Practice (2006), by Mark Oulton, Shannon Ramsay and
Gib van Ert

"Civil Procedure – Court Rules" in the Continuing Legal Education Society of BC's Annual Review of Law & Practice (2007), by Mark Oulton, Stephanie McHugh, Brent Olthuis and Shannon Ramsay

"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