Erin Ellis

Erin embarked on her journey to become a champion for those harmed by sexual and physical abuse after completing her undergraduate studies in Science at Cornell University in 2003, followed by earning her law degree from Queen's University in 2007. By 2008, she was a fully licensed lawyer in Ontario, ready to make a significant impact in the legal realm.

With more than ten years under her belt, Erin has solidified her reputation as a formidable advocate for survivors of both recent and historical abuse. Her clientele spans across Canada, each seeking justice and reparation for the wrongs inflicted by various perpetrators, including educators, sports coaches, family members, foster care providers, medical professionals, and religious figures. Erin's expertise in civil litigation for abuse cases is profound, enabling her to tailor her approach uniquely to each survivor's situation.

Erin's work is characterized by a blend of empathy, unwavering dedication, and robust advocacy, making her a trusted ally to survivors navigating their journey towards healing and justice. Her areas of specialization encompass a broad spectrum of abuse cases, with a keen focus on those of a historic and institutional nature.

Her educational background is as impressive as her professional achievements, holding a Bachelor of Law from Queen's University and a Bachelor of Science from Cornell University.

In her professional life, Erin is actively involved with several prestigious legal organizations, including the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association, the Canadian Bar Association, the Ontario Bar Association, and The Advocates’ Society. Through these affiliations, Erin not only contributes to the legal community but also stays abreast of the latest developments and strategies in abuse litigation, ensuring she brings the best representation to her clients.