Emma is a dedicated lawyer on our Personal Injury, Civil Litigation team. She is a graduate of Osgoode Hall Law School (J.D.), as well as the University of Toronto where she earned an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Equity and Diversity Studies.

Emma’s legal practice is shaped by a deep commitment to ensuring that clients’ needs are not only respected but vigorously advocated for. Emma’s passion for personal injury law stems from years of involvement with disability rights organizations including advocacy work with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities (AODA) Alliance, and ARCH Disability Law Centre.

Prior to joining The Ross Firm, Emma worked at a personal injury law firm in Toronto, where she successfully appeared before the Superior Court of Justice and the License Appeal Tribunal.

Outside of her practice, Emma is an active volunteer with Pro Bono Ontario, providing free legal advice to marginalized individuals across Ontario. In her spare time Emma enjoys staying active, exploring the Grey Bruce area, and working on creative projects including sewing and knitting.