Emily has quickly established herself as a dynamic force within the realm of tax law, seamlessly blending her expertise in tax controversy and strategic planning with a commendable dedication to pro bono work. Licensed to practice in both Ontario since 2020 and Alberta since 2023, her legal journey is marked by significant milestones that showcase her diverse skill set and unwavering commitment to justice.

Holding a J.D. from Dalhousie University's Schulich School of Law and a B.A. in Political Science & Cultural Studies from McGill University, Emily's academic background laid a solid foundation for her burgeoning career. Fluent in English, she navigates the complexities of tax law with precision and clarity, making her an invaluable asset to her clients and colleagues alike.

Within the tax group, Emily has proven herself time and again, taking on challenging cases that span the spectrum of tax law. Her courtroom presence is notable, with appearances in high-stakes environments including the Supreme Court of Canada and the Alberta Court of King's Bench, reflecting her adeptness in litigation and her ability to handle cases of significant complexity.

Emily's early career was marked by prestigious clerkships, offering her a unique perspective on the judicial process. She clerked for the Honourable Justice Kasirer at the Supreme Court of Canada and for justices at the Court of Appeal for Ontario. These experiences enriched her understanding of the law and honed her analytical skills, which she now applies to her practice with remarkable effect.

Beyond her tax-focused endeavors, Emily is deeply committed to giving back to the community through her pro bono work. Her involvement in constitutional, criminal, and public law matters underscores her belief in the power of law as a tool for positive change. This dedication was recognized in 2024 when she was honored by Pro Bono Ontario, a testament to her impact and the respect she has earned among her peers.

During her time at Dalhousie Law School, Emily was actively engaged in research, working closely with Professors Kim Brooks and Elaine Craig. Her work in tax law and sexual assault law not only contributed to academic discourse but also broadened her expertise and sensitivity to critical legal issues. Her tenure at the firm, characterized by rotations through Tax, Research, Litigation, Corporate, and Financial Services (Regulatory) groups, further diversified her experience, making her a well-rounded and insightful legal practitioner.

Emily's trajectory from a diligent law student to a respected associate in the Tax group, complemented by her notable clerkships and impactful pro bono work, paints a picture of a lawyer who is as versatile as she is dedicated. Her journey is a clear indication of her passion for law and her commitment to leveraging her expertise for the benefit of her clients and society at large.