In the realm of construction litigation, Grace emerges as a key player, advocating for a spectrum of clients including owners, developers, contractors, and subcontractors, tackling disputes head-on. Her expertise isn't confined to just this area; she delves into various civil litigation realms—ranging from product to professional liability, from environmental issues to insurance defense, and even tackling subrogation claims along with commercial squabbles.

Her legal prowess has been showcased across multiple legal arenas, from the Provincial Court to the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench, not to mention her appearances before arbitral and administrative bodies.

Originating from South Korea, Grace brings an international perspective to her practice, augmented by her fluency in Korean.

Grace's insights extend into the nuances of construction law, evidenced by her contributions on topics such as the implications of being an "owner" in builders' lien contexts, navigating the complexities of land titles' registration in Alberta, and the intricacies of settlement privilege. She co-authored a notable piece on laser scanning technology's impact on construction, published in On-Site Magazine, and delved into the legislative frameworks surrounding milestone payments and proper invoices. Her forward-looking perspectives also explore the evolving intersection of construction practices and autonomous vehicle technologies.

Her professional affiliations are as diverse as her expertise, with memberships in the Law Society of Alberta, the Calgary and Canadian Bar Associations, and the Young Canadian Arbitration Practitioners. Grace's commitment extends beyond the legal sphere into community engagement, where she serves in leadership roles within the Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers, offers her time as a volunteer in various legal clinics and youth foundations, and contributes to literacy through the BLG Reads to Kids program.

Grace's academic credentials are equally impressive, with a legal education from Thompson Rivers University and a foundation in science from the University of Toronto, both distinguished by her achievements and honors. Since her bar admission in Alberta in 2018, Grace has woven a rich tapestry of legal, professional, and community service, marking her as a multifaceted advocate in and out of the courtroom.