Kaitlyn’s practice is devoted to complex personal injury litigation, long-term disability claims, accident benefits claims and other disability and insurance litigation. She understands – both personally and legally – all aspects of the devastation caused when someone falls victim to serious personal injury. Kaitlyn is passionate about the rights of survivors of brain injury as she has first-hand experience in acquired brain injury, with her father being diagnosed with one following a serious assault. Here is Kaitlyn’s story. It is this understanding that motivates Kaitlyn to be an effective advocate for her clients and protect their rights.
She regularly attends trials, administrative hearings, and complex motions in both the Superior Court of Justice, the Divisional Court, and Administrative Tribunals.
She is currently the President of the Brain Injury Association in the Peterborough Region and has been on the board for ten years. Kaitlyn is on the Practice Direction Committee of OTLA and frequently volunteers to draft important documents that influence policy and law for accident victims in Ontario.
In 2021, Kaitlyn was awarded the prestigious Martin Wunder, Q.C. Outstanding New Lawyer Award by the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA) in recognition of her active commitment to improving the legal system and its responsiveness to vulnerable plaintiffs.
Kaitlyn is also a published author on court practices and the past editor-in-chief for the OTLA Long Term Disability Section newsletter.
