With years of experience specializing in civil sexual assault claims, I am dedicated to supporting survivors of sexual violence across British Columbia. Throughout my career, I have exclusively represented plaintiffs, advocating fiercely for their rights both inside and outside the courtroom. Whether it’s negotiating a resolution or passionately litigating in court, my approach is always centered on the needs and well-being of my clients. 

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I aim to create a safe and supportive space for survivors by bringing both empathy and legal expertise to each case. I’m trauma-informed and have extensive experience working with individuals who have faced sexual violence. I believe in balancing emotional intelligence with a strategic, analytical approach to achieve the best outcomes for my clients.

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Long before becoming a lawyer, advocacy was already at the core of my values. I’ve worked with non-profits providing educational opportunities to women and girls in Afghanistan, led a Girl Guides troop, and organized fundraisers for women’s transition houses. During law school, I served as president of the Women in Law and Poverty Law clubs, driven by my passion for supporting marginalized communities.

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I earned a BA in Communications (First Class Honours) from Simon Fraser University and a JD from the University of Victoria, where I was involved in the Law Co-op program and earned several academic awards. Since then, I’ve represented clients in all levels of court in BC and continue to serve survivors of sexual assault across the province.