Meet your partners
Committed to delivering exceptional legal representation, our seasoned professionals leverage their in-depth knowledge and understanding of the industry to advocate effectively for our clients. With their expertise in Insurance Defence, they lead with integrity, precision, and a relentless focus on achieving the best possible outcomes.
John J. Jones
Founding Partner
With over 30 years of experience, John Jones is a leading insurance defence lawyer and founder of Jones Kopp Litigation Partners LLP, known for handling high-profile cases with strategic insight and exceptional results.
Renee A. Kopp
Senior Partner
With over 25 years of experience, Renee Kopp specializes in defending regulatory bodies, providing strategic guidance on compliance, enforcement actions, and administrative hearings as a Partner and Owner of Jones Kopp Litigation Partners LLP.
Allison M. Gaw
Managing Partner
Allison has practiced insurance defence law exclusively since 2013, joining Jones Kopp in 2016 and becoming Managing Partner in 2021. She has developed a reputation for her client-focused approach and dedication to achieving optimal outcomes.
Bahram Dehghan
Senior Partner
Since joining Jones Kopp in 2013, Bahram has taken a proactive approach to insurance defence, effectively navigating complex legal matters. He focuses on clear communication, keeping clients informed at every stage of their cases.
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Recent Decisions & News
One recurring coverage issue in Ontario insurance litigation is whether a passenger or other occupant of a vehicle qualifies as an “insured” under section 239(1) of the Insurance Act, thereby engaging an automobile insurer’s duty to defend.
In Ontario motor vehicle insurance claims, the definition of “spouse” can have important consequences for coverage. This is especially true under the OPCF44R, the optional family protection endorsement that may respond where an injured person seeks access to additional coverage through a family member’s automobile policy.
