Tamara is a resourceful problem-solver and diligent advocate. She is dedicated to achieving successful outcomes through creative and practical approaches.
Tamara is developing a
broad litigation practice. She brings strong advocacy skills, and a thoughtful
approach to complex issues. During her time summering and articling at Lax
O'Sullivan Lisus Gottlieb, she gained valuable experience working on a wide range
of matters including corporate-commercial disputes, competition law, and
estates litigation.
Tamara holds a B.A. in Global Development Studies, where she graduated on the Dean's Honour List, and a J.D. from Queen’s University. During law school, she was a student caseworker at the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic. She successfully represented prisoners in disciplinary proceedings and pursued institutional grievances, including health care, employment, and visitation matters. This experience fostered a commitment to access to justice which Tamara is looking forward to continuing. She also competed in the Laskin Moot Competition, a national moot focused on administrative and constitutional law.
Credentials
Called to the Ontario Bar, 2026
J.D., Queen’s University, 2025
B.A. (Honours), Global Development, Queen’s University, 2022