Alexia joined Hammerco in 2016 and leads the Occupiers’ Liability and Aviation Injury group. She is also an active member of our Class Action, Medical Negligence, and Commercial Litigation practice groups.
Alexia is deeply connected to Vancouver’s Iranian community and provides legal services in English and Farsi. She is a member of our Social Committee and Hammerco’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee. Alexia is motivated by genuine compassion and care for her clients and extends this through mentorship and service in her field. She served on the Canadian Bar Association and Trial Lawyers of BC Young Lawyers Committee, was a panelist at the 2021 Young Lawyers Summit on “Networking and Building Your Book of Business,” participates in Access Pro Bono – serving the critical legal needs of people and non-profit organizations across BC, and is a mentor for students and women looking to attend law school or practice law in Canada.
Alexia’s international background spans the globe. She immigrated to Canada from Abu Dhabi, UAE when she was 16 and graduated from high school in Vancouver. She attended McGill for her undergraduate studies (BA), completed her MSc at Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, and attended Bond University in Australia for law school (JD).
Hammerco Lawyers LLP now counts six Partners and eight lawyers across its offices in Vancouver and on Vancouver Island.
Hammerco Lawyers is currently investigating allegations of abuse involving Scouts Canada and Girl Guides of Canada leaders and members. We recognize that coming forward takes immense courage, and are here to support you.
The Supreme Court of British Columbia has certified a claim against Airbnb Inc. and various affiliated entities (“Airbnb”) as a class action.
Women make up more than half of the population in Canada, but when it comes to healthcare, they often face disproportionate challenges and struggle to receive the care they deserve.
Hammerco Partner Alexia Majidi recently settled a case for a courageous woman who endured life-altering injuries during what was supposed to be a routine and uncomplicated hysterectomy.