Roxanne Davis

Roxanne's journey in the legal profession began in 2003, marking her entry into the bars of New Brunswick and Ontario. After gaining experience in these provinces, she moved to Calgary, where she joined Carbert Waite LLP in 2008, stepping up as a partner five years later. Her expertise shines in litigation, specifically navigating the intricate aspects of employment law, including the delicate matters of human rights, privacy, and occupational health and safety.

Her practice is a beacon for both employers and employees, guiding them through the complexities of employment agreements, workplace policies, and the nuances of employment-related legislation. Roxanne's adeptness at handling terminations and mediating disputes over wrongful and constructive dismissals is noteworthy. She’s a sought-after speaker, enlightening attendees at seminars and conferences with her deep understanding of employment law, alongside privacy and human rights.

Roxanne's role extends beyond advising and into the realm of conducting thorough workplace investigations. Her impartial investigations have shed light on significant issues, such as sexual harassment within manufacturing environments and bullying in prestigious financial and educational institutions. Her oversight ensures that these investigations, whether internal or external, adhere to the highest standards of fairness and integrity.

Her commitment to the community and professional growth is evident through her leadership roles. As the Treasurer of the Women in Law Leadership Awards and the President of the Calgary Drug Treatment Court's board, Roxanne demonstrates her dedication to fostering positive change. Her contributions extend to the City of Calgary's Licence and Community Standards Appeal Board and her decade-long service to the Association of Women Lawyers, where she led as President.

Roxanne’s educational background, with honors from the University of Western Ontario and degrees from Dalhousie University, underpins her professional excellence. Her membership in multiple law societies and associations, including the ADR Institute of Canada and the Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice, highlights her active engagement in the legal community, making her a distinguished figure in the field of law.