Emily obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Thomas University (Honours in Psychology, Minors in Criminology and Human Rights) in 2020. Following the completion of her undergraduate degree, she obtained her Juris Doctor from the University of New Brunswick in 2025. Emily completed her articles with Gorman Nason and was admitted to the New Brunswick Bar in 2026.
Since being called to the bar, Emily has focused on assisting clients with a variety of legal issues, including Family Law matters, Supported Decision-Making and Representation matters, and Wills and Estates. She is also dedicated to advancing the legal protections offered to vulnerable persons and has authored published work in this area.
Outside of the office, Emily enjoys reading, ice and roller skating, and spending time with her family and pets.
Emily is presently welcoming new clients in the Saint John area and beyond.
Education:
- Bachelor of Arts (Hons.), St. Thomas University, 2020
- Juris Doctor, University of New Brunswick, 2025
Publications:
- “Protecting the Vulnerable: Reassessing Mandatory Provisional Suspensions for Protected Persons Under the World Anti-Doping Code” (2025) 48:5, Manitoba Law Journal
Awards:
- Canadian Psychological Association Certificate of Academic Excellence, 2020
- Barry Morrison Prize in Legal Writing, 2025