Born and raised in Vancouver, I attended the University of British Columbia, where I was named a Wesbrook Scholar, the University's highest undergraduate honour. I then pursued a Master of Arts at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow before relocating to Toronto to attend Osgoode Hall Law School.

At Osgoode, I focused my studies on criminal law and participated in the Criminal Law Intensive Program, gaining practical experience in criminal defence advocacy.

Following law school, I completed my articles at a prominent Toronto criminal defence firm, where I assisted in the defence of individuals facing some of the most serious criminal allegations. After being called to the Ontario Bar in 2024, I remained with the firm as an associate, representing clients at all levels of court in Ontario.

I later joined Kasper Law during which time I was called to the Bar of the Northwest Territories. My practice has taken me to remote northern communities, where I defend clients facing serious criminal allegations in some of the most challenging circumstances. Working across vast geographic distances and in communities with limited access to legal resources has deepened my commitment to ensuring that every client receives skilled, dedicated, and effective representation.

Today, my practice is dedicated exclusively to criminal and quasi-criminal defence. I represent clients at trial and on appeal across Ontario and the Northwest Territories, defending matters ranging from traffic offences to the most serious criminal charges. Through meticulous preparation, strategic advocacy, and a client-centred approach, I am committed to protecting my clients' rights and pursuing the best possible outcome in every case.