Celebrating Community Success: Over $4.1M Raised for KFL&A!
Reflections on a community morning celebrating over $4.1M raised for KFL&A — and what sustained philanthropy does for Kingston and the region.
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Featured on Your Local Show (AWEC): Our Commitment to Exceptional Service
Watch our AWEC / Your Local Show interview — a conversation about what makes BridgePoint Law stand out as a multilingual, cross-border
Think Bigger: Three Things I Wish I Could Tell My Younger Self
Reflections from a GROWL gathering in Toronto — three lessons for any lawyer who has ever felt unseen, underestimated, or unsure of
A Milestone Event: My Takeaways from the Inaugural CILA Conference 2025 in Toronto
My takeaways from the inaugural CILA Conference 2025 in Toronto — the future of Canadian immigration law, and why the bar is
Empowering Community Through Collaboration: Keynote Speech at KEYS Event
Reflections from delivering a keynote at the KEYS Employment & Newcomer Services event — and why collaboration is a newcomer's greatest advantage.
Connecting Policy and Practice: Insights from the CILA Annual Conference 2025
Insights from the CILA Annual Conference 2025 — where Canadian immigration policy is heading and what it means for clients and practitioners.
Empowering Women in Business: Reflections from the Kingston Women Entrepreneur Expo 2025
Reflections from the Kingston Women Entrepreneur Expo 2025 — what I learned from women building businesses across Ontario.
Upcoming Event: Immigration Masterclass for International Students
An upcoming Immigration Masterclass for international students in Ontario — what to expect, registration details, and why it matters right now.
Serving Clients with Trauma: A Brief Guide for Young Lawyers
A guide for young lawyers on trauma-informed practice — how we serve clients who have survived persecution, violence, and displacement.
“It is Not About YOU”: Holistic and Collaborative Care for Vulnerable Clients
On holistic, collaborative representation of vulnerable clients — why strong legal work often requires working alongside therapists, social workers, and community partners.