Opening up my own law practice was the culmination of three university degrees as well as the knowledge gained from working both under and with other lawyers. From my past experiences, I have learned how to service my clients to meet their respective needs. My practice is client-centric and I continually strive to provide the utmost in quality, both to and on behalf of all of my clients.

Prior to receiving my law degree from the University of Western Ontario, I graduated with my M.B.A. from the Schulich School of Business at York University, one of Canada's top management schools, where I majored in Marketing with a double-minor in Finance and Environmental Studies. My M.B.A. was preceded by an undergraduate degree at the University of Toronto where I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology and Biophysics.

Subsequent to graduating law school, I articled at a well known Toronto law firm and gained the practical experience of working hands-on with clients and servicing their needs. Following my articling year, and after I was called to the Bar, I chose to launch my own law practice. I felt then, as I do now, that I am best suited to work on an individual basis with each of my clients and help them work towards achieving their personal as well as corporate needs.

The practical and theoretical experiences acquired from my law degree and MBA, coupled with my work experiences both inside and outside of the legal profession, have given me the necessary skills to ensure that my clients' personal and corporate needs are secured on a day-to-day basis.

Currently, in addition to running my practice, I also lecture at community real estate seminars geared towards first time home buyers as well as sellers of real estate explaining the perils and pitfalls in buying and selling a residential property. My discussions touch on many aspects of a purchase or sale, including the lawyer’s role in facilitating the purchase or sale as well as the benefits of purchasing a title insurance policy.