Mallory Adams

Mallory Adams stands out as an esteemed labor and employment attorney based in our Halifax branch. With a specialization that spans across various pivotal areas such as employment regulations, human rights, privacy law, workers’ compensation, occupational health and safety, cases of wrongful dismissal, and the development of employment guidelines, her expertise is both broad and deep.

Her journey in law is marked by an impressive academic background. During her tenure at the Dalhousie University Schulich School of Law, where she pursued her Juris Doctor, Mallory distinguished herself not only through academic brilliance but also through her remarkable research skills honed while working in the law school's library. This unique blend of practical experience and theoretical knowledge has equipped her with a meticulous and comprehensive approach to addressing the diverse and specific needs of her clients. Her scholastic achievements include winning the esteemed Administrative Law Award and being honored with the Judge Fran Potts Award in Law – a recognition bestowed at convocation upon a graduating student who has demonstrated outstanding academic prowess.

Beyond her legal practice, Mallory is actively involved in the legal community. She is a proud member of several prestigious organizations, including the Canadian Bar Association, the Nova Scotia Barrister’s Society, and Young Women in Law. These affiliations reflect her commitment to the legal profession and her continuous efforts to stay abreast of the evolving legal landscape.

Mallory's interests extend beyond her professional life. She is an avid hiker and a passionate baker, with an ambitious personal aspiration to earn a spot on The Great Canadian Baking Show. Her enthusiasm for baking is matched by her commitment to community service, evidenced by her role as a Board Member of The Marguerite Centre, a testament to her dedication to societal welfare.

In terms of education and certifications, Mallory's academic journey began with a Bachelor of Arts (Honors) in History and Women's Studies from Queen's University in 2008. She later achieved her Juris Doctorate from Dalhousie University in 2018. Her legal expertise is further solidified by her bar admissions in Nova Scotia (2021) and Ontario (2019). Fluent in English, Mallory is equipped to effectively communicate and advocate in diverse settings.

In summary, Mallory Adams is a dynamic and multifaceted professional whose legal acumen, community involvement, and personal interests paint the picture of a well-rounded, dedicated, and highly skilled lawyer.