Brock Turville

Profile

Brock has significant experience in various insurance defense areas, including coverage, hospitality & liquor liability, sports liability, product liability, environmental disputes, construction, professional liability, and bodily injury. He passionately advocates for his clients and takes a collaborative and thoughtful approach when devising file resolution strategies, ensuring that the client’s objectives are met. Clients appreciate Brock’s responsiveness and his use of innovative negotiation strategies, attention to detail, and efficiency to achieve the best possible result.

Brock’s cybersecurity practice focuses on guiding organizations through complex and rapidly evolving digital‑risk environments. Brock’s cyber experience includes handling business email compromises, ransomwares, and other high‑impact cyber incidents. He provides strategic and hands‑on support to clients navigating urgent breach situations. He also regularly conducts data exfiltration assessments to help organizations determine what information may have been accessed or encrypted in a cyber incident. Brock works closely with organizations, insurers, and incident response teams to coordinate efficient, defensible investigations.

Brock develops incident response plans tailored to clients’ operational realities and regulatory obligations. He ensures that organizations are prepared to respond quickly and effectively, minimizing legal exposure and business disruption. Brock provides advice on provincial and federal privacy legislation, including compliance with mandatory breach notification requirements, sector‑specific regulatory frameworks, and cross‑border data considerations. He also assists clients by participating in threat actor negotiations, helping to manage sensitive communications, assess legal risks, and conduct effective negotiations.

Brock successfully represents clients before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Ontario Court of Appeal, and various regulatory bodies and tribunals. Brock has also practiced in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick.