Jasmine Kooner

Jasmine Kooner is a litigation lawyer with a focus on personal injury, estate litigation and employment law. She also has past solicitor experience in corporate and commercial law, real estate, and estate planning. This gives her an improved understanding when disputes arise in these areas and assists her in providing sound advice to her clients. Jasmine works hard to achieve favourable results for her clients whether that be through skillful negotiations or by going to trial. She takes the time to get to know her clients, their unique experiences, and she works with them to achieve their goals.  Jasmine has appeared in the Provincial Court of British Columbia and the Supreme Court of British Columbia. She has run trials in front of a judge as well as a jury.

Jasmine was born and raised in Kamloops. She attended Thompson Rivers University and earned her Bachelor of Business Administration with a major in finance in 2010. She graduated from the University of Victoria Law School with her Juris Doctor in 2013. Jasmine started working with Kerri Priddle as a summer student while she attended law school in 2011, returning to Kamloops to complete her Articles. Jasmine is proud to call Kamloops home and in her free time she enjoys travelling and spending time outdoors with her two children and husband.

Professional & Community Involvement

• Member, Law Society of British Columbia (2013)
• Member, Board of Governors – Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia
• Member, Kamloops Bar Association
• Co-chair, Membership Committee- Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia
• Member, Women Lawyers Retreat Committee- Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia
• Former Director, Thompson Rivers University Alumni and Friends Association
• Former Director, Merritt Chamber of Commerce
• Former Executive Board Member, Kamloops Women Lawyers Forum section of the Canadian Bar Association
• Former Member, Rotary Club of Kamloops Aurora Centennial
• Speaker, Trial Lawyers Association Medicine Bootcamp for Lawyers
• Guest Instructor, Legal Ethics, Thompson Rivers University Faculty of Law