About Frances

Frances Shapiro-Munn is a partner at Nelligan Law focusing on personal injury, insurance defence, estates law, and professional liability litigation, and has been with the firm since the start of her legal career in 2013. She represents both individuals and insurers in litigation. Shapiro-Munn pursued the Norman Barwin case, which led to a 13.375 million dollar settlement for people affected by the fertility doctor's use of his own semen in inseminations. She was recognized in the 2025 Best Lawyers Ones To Watch list.

Education & credentials

Law school
University of Ottawa
Undergraduate
B.A., McGill University

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