About me:

 

​While in law school at Queen's University, I developed my passion for criminal law while assisting federal prison inmates with parole hearings, and also volunteering for Queen's Legal Aid.

 

After graduating, I articled for Alan D. Gold, a well-respected criminal lawyer in Toronto. Working long hours under his mentorship gave me the skills I needed to assert my clients' rights.

 

I then worked for a time in Kingston, Ontario, for a small criminal defence firm. While there, I ran trials and developed my courtroom skills. Since 2014 I've been practising on my own in Kitchener.

 

Services:

 

PLEASE NOTE: I AM NOT ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS AT THIS TIME

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I have been practising criminal law for over 10 years, representing clients primarily in Kitchener and Guelph.

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Criminal law is all I do. It is all I have ever done. I am pleased to also offer my services in French and Spanish.

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At this time, I keep a small caseload of private files as defence counsel in Southwestern Ontario, in addition to doing part-time work as a Crown Prosecutor in Toronto. I find this mix of work to be interesting, and I believe it makes me a better lawyer regardless of 'which side' I am advocating for in any given case.

 

In order to avoid any conflict of interest, please note that I do not take on cases as defence counsel in Toronto, other than appeals before the Ontario Court of Appeal.

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