Pamela Large Moran has extensive training and professional experience in the areas of litigation and alternative dispute resolution. Prior to establishing PLM Law, Pamela practiced as a civil and commercial litigator in Toronto for ten years before returning to her native Atlantic Canada in early 2000.
After settling one of Canada’s largest personal injury claims in 2005, Pamela has been an advocate for auto-insurance reform and fairness for accident victims. She also does work in class-action claims, including institutional abuse cases and has been an adjudicator with the Indian Residential Schools Assessment Process, conducting hearings of abuse claims across the country, since 2011.
In addition to obtaining her Law Degree from the Dalhousie University Schulich School of Law in 1989, she has also earned her Masters in Law in Alternative Dispute Resolution (LL.M. ADR) from Osgoode Hall Law School. As well, she has obtained her Chartered Mediator ( C. Med) and Chartered Arbitrator (C. Arb.) designations from the ADR Institute of Canada, the national credentialing body for mediators and arbitrators across Canada. Further. she has most recently obtained a certificate in mediation from Harvard Law School in 2013.
Pamela has been heavily involved in both ADR Atlantic and the ADR Institute of Canada (ADRIC), winning the National Lionel J. McGowan Award of Excellence in Dispute Resolution in 2012. Most recently Pamela was the 2017 recipient of the Bertha Wilson Honour Society Award- Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University- “extraordinary alumni/geographic reach and contributions to law and society.” She is also a member in good standing of the Law Society of Upper Canada (Ontario) and the Law Society of PEI.
Pamela is a frequent presenter at legal and ADR conferences, as well as various professional Continuing Legal Education (CLE) conferences. She makes regular appearances in the popular press through numerous papers, interviews and articles, alongside writing for publications like The Lawyers Weekly, and ADR Perspectives, the ADRIC quarterly national publication.
Contact info:
Phone: (902) 892-7867
plargemoran@plmlaw.ca