Bruce A. Cook was called to the Bar in 2000 and joined the firm as an associate in February 2005. Before joining the firm, Bruce practised insurance litigation in Hamilton and acted for a number of major insurers.

Bruce works in our Hamilton office. His practice includes defending claims for personal injury (including motor vehicle accidents and occupier’s liability), claims for accident benefits and general negligence claims. Bruce also acts for insurers’ property claims and subrogation matters.

He is a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada, the Hamilton Law Association, the Canadian Defence Lawyers, the Advocates’ Society, the Hamilton Medical-Legal Society and the Ontario Bar Association.

Bruce speaks regularly at seminars. Recent topics have included Top Cases in Accident Benefits, Current Issues in Civil Procedure, Trial Preparation for Law Clerks, and Civil Court Procedures for Articling Students and Young Lawyers.

Bruce was raised in Simcoe, Ontario. He attended the University of Toronto (Trinity College) and obtained a B.A. in International Relations. He attended the University of Manitoba where he obtained an LL.B. in 1998.