Ines is carving out a niche for herself in the legal world with a dynamic practice that spans commercial litigation, touching on sectors such as corporate enterprises, utilities, financial institutions, and insolvency practitioners. She thrives on navigating the intricacies of multi-faceted legal disputes that span construction, bankruptcy, environmental law, banking, and civil fraud. Known for her tenacious and solution-oriented approach, Ines consistently seeks out effective resolutions for her clients' most challenging issues.

Her legal prowess was notably displayed during a five-week trial at the Superior Court of Ontario, where she successfully advocated for a leading utility provider. Ines’s courtroom experience also extends to appealing cases before the Ontario Court of Appeal and handling adjudications under the Construction Act, demonstrating her versatile litigation skills.

Contributing to the legal community's knowledge, Ines co-edits the firm's Commercial Litigation Update newsletter and the "Blaneys Appeals" blog, focusing on weekly civil law decisions from the Court of Appeal for Ontario. Her commitment to legal education traces back to her law school days at Osgoode, where she worked at the Community Legal Aid Clinic, defending clients in family law disputes and representing them at the Ontario Court of Justice. Further showcasing her academic dedication, Ines earned a Master’s Degree in Criminology and Socio-Legal Studies, delving into the philosophical foundations of law and its societal implications.