I am a medical malpractice lawyer practicing in London, Ontario.

I graduated from Western Law with distinction in 2018 and completed my articles at Lerners. Prior to law school, I received my MA in philosophy from the University of Waterloo and my BA (Honours) from Western University.

In law school I worked with Pro Bono Students Canada to help develop programs that provided free legal services to charities and non-profits in the London area.

Selected Publications

Author, “Novel Science or Oral History? The Admissibility of Co-Produced Information in Canadian Courts”, Albert Law Review, Volume 56, No 3 (2019)

“Misgendering Trans People in the Canadian Legal System”, Paper delivered at the Law and Society Association Annual Meeting in Toronto, ON (2018)

“Pluralism in Evidence: Co-Production, Oral History and Novel Science”, Paper delivered at the Commission on Legal Pluralism conference in Ottawa, ON (2018)

“Excluding Experts: The Contradictory Notion of ‘General Acceptance’ of Novel Scientific Evidence”, Paper delivered at the Law and Society Association Annual Meeting in Mexico City, Mexico (2017)