After moving to Thunder Bay at the age of 6, Emily has lived and worked in Thunder Bay for nearly her entire life. Emily obtained a Specialized Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology as well as a Bachelor of Education before pursuing Law.

In 2013 Emily was accepted as a member of the charter class of the Bora Laskin Faculty of Law. Throughout school Emily obtained the course prize in Criminal Law and graduated with first class standing. During her education Emily worked with the Lakehead University Community Legal Services and was also selected to compete in the Wilson Moot, a national advocacy competition that explores current constitutional issues facing women and minorities.

Since being called to the bar, Emily has regularly advocated for clients in front of the Superior Court of Justice, the Ontario Court of Justice, Small Claims Court and administrative tribunals. Emily has worked in the areas of civil, family, administrative, and criminal law.

In 2018, Emily joined Courtis, Desmoulin Law Office where her practice will focus primarily on Criminal Law. Emily is known for her professionalism, dedication, and advocacy skills.

Emily is a member in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario, and a director on several boards including the Thunder Bay Law Association, the Thunder Bay Counseling Centre, and the Alzheimer’s Society of Thunder Bay.

Outside of the office, Emily enjoys spending time with her family and friends, travelling, hiking, skiing, and taking in the many activities living in Northern Ontario has to offer.