Jasmine has wanted to be a lawyer for as long as she can remember. Strong-willed and outspoken from an early age, she was never particularly shy about speaking up for what she believed in. That natural instinct to advocate for others eventually led her to law and continues to shape the way she represents her clients today.
Jasmine practices in insurance defence, civil and commercial litigation, and wills and estates. She enjoys the challenge of working through complex issues, developing practical solutions, and helping clients understand their options and the path forward. Her earlier studies in social work also gave her an appreciation for the importance of listening carefully and understanding the individual circumstances behind each legal matter.
Detail-oriented, determined, and highly driven, Jasmine brings focus and discipline to her practice. She believes effective representation means understanding what matters to the client, communicating clearly, and being prepared to put in the work required to move a matter toward resolution.
Long before law school, competitive dance helped shape Jasmine’s approach to both work and life. Years of training taught her discipline, resilience, perseverance, and the value of preparation and hard work. She still brings plenty of that competitive drive to her practice and is always looking for the next opportunity to learn, improve, and challenge herself.
Outside the office, Jasmine makes staying active and spending time with the people she loves a priority. She supports Crossroads for Women and its work helping women access the support, advocacy, and resources they need to move forward from unhealthy or unsafe situations. She is also involved with Legs for Literacy, combining her appreciation for an active lifestyle with her belief in the importance of education and literacy in the community.
Strong-willed. High-energy. Goal-driven litigator. Proud Brayon with a serious inability to sit still. Runner and gym girl, always chasing something new. Chronic yes-sayer to last-minute plans and firm believer that good music, especially ’70s and ’80s rock, makes everything better.
Your favourite sport you play regularly: Retired dancer, now you'll find me out for a run or at the gym.
Band you will drive 12 hours to see: Pink Floyd, if I could drive back in time.
A funny, quirky thing about you: Proud wannabe golfer.
Food you could not live without: Iced latte (yes, it counts as food).
Hobbies: Running, hitting the gym, hiking, skiing, catching sunrises and sunsets, spending time with family, and never saying no to a good latte or a drink.