
Julie practises commercial litigation and dispute resolution, with particular experience in corporate governance, shareholder, valuation and family enterprise disputes. She acts for major financial institutions and technology companies, and represents clients in defamation, free expression and privacy matters. Julie has appeared as counsel before all levels of court in Ontario and British Columbia, as well as in commercial and investment arbitration proceedings.
In law school, Julie was awarded the Gerald W. Schwartz Summer Research Fellowship, where she conducted privacy law research and supported the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association in developing systems to facilitate lawful and privacy-respecting access to communications metadata.
Julie also helped to run her law school’s mooting program as a member of the Moot Court Committee. She mooted in the University of Toronto Grand Moot and the Gale Cup Moot, where she earned the Second Place Factum award and advanced to the final round.
Julie was a clinic student at the International Human Rights Program (IHRP) and was Co-Editor-in-Chief of the IHRP’s publication, Rights Review.
Julie is a member of the Advocates’ Society.