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Jordan Dunlop

Litigation Counsel, Toronto

Jordan is an experienced litigator who has worked on matters before various levels of Ontario courts and tribunals, including the Court of Appeal, Divisional Court, and the Superior Court of Justice.
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Experience

Her broad litigation practice includes insurance defence, commercial, municipal, transportation and aviation, and complex coverage matters, with a focus on product liability, property damage, breach of contract, and personal injury. She has grown long-standing relationships with various international clients and manages many of their Canadian claims.

Jordan is recognized by Best Lawyers in Canada as “One to Watch” for her work in Insurance Law.

Outside of the office, Jordan sits on the Advocacy Committee with the Toronto Lawyers’ Association, and she has made various contributions to the Toronto Law Journal. She additionally sits on the board of S.E.A.S., a non-profit organization that helps build schools and improve medical facilities in Cambodia, and she assists on fundraising campaigns for the local charity, Justice for Children and Youth, which helps underprivileged young people in Ontario navigate the justice system.

Education

J.D., Dalhousie University, Schulich School of Law, 2014
M.A., Concordia University, 2010
Honours B.A., University of Toronto, 2007

Professional Memberships & Affiliations

  • Law Society of Ontario
  • Called to the Ontario Bar in 2015

Publications

Toronto Law Journal, “Overview of Proposed Civil Rules Changes” (May 2025)

Representative Cases

  • Dente v. Delta Plus Group (2023 ONSC 3642)
  • Dente v. Delta Plus Group (2023 ONSC 3376)Domcast Components v. Export Development Canada (2022 ONSC 6177)
  • Grieves v. Parsons (2018 ONSC 26)