Regulated Professionals and Freedom of Expression
Emma enjoys a varied practice combining a variety of legal interests.
In her work with professional regulatory bodies, Emma provides advice in relation to disciplinary issues, regulatory matters, and other governance questions. Emma also enjoys a broader litigation practice involving estate disputes and foreclosure work. She also assists individual clients with wills and estate matters by drafting estate documents and giving advice on estate planning.
Prior to her articles with Reynolds Mirth, she clerked at the Alberta Court of Appeal. Prior to law, Emma worked as a professional violinist across Canada and the United States. Emma holds a Doctorate of Music from Northwestern University, which was supported by an SSHRC grant.
Emma volunteers with the Edmonton Community Legal Centre (ECLC) and Workshop West Playwright’s Theatre.
Education
- Wilfrid Laurier University, B.Mus. (Honours with High Distinction)
- University of Michigan, M.Mus. (Violin Performance)
- University of Michigan, M.Mus. (Chamber Music)
- Northwestern University, D.Mus. (Violin Performance)
- University of Alberta, J.D. (with Distinction)
Bar Admission
Alberta, 2019
