I have always questioned the fact that as a society, we blindly follow authority. Critical thinking and skepticism are vital tools for challenging authority when necessary and advocating for your rights.

Before entering the world of criminal law, Jesica worked in the corporate landscape of urban development. She found this environment to be confining and uninspiring, prompting her to seek a change. Jesica then pursued a Juris Doctor at Bond University in Australia, fuelled by a dream to help those trapped within a flawed system.

Jesica's professional journey led her to serve as an articling student at a top law firm in London, Ontario, where she developed her skills as an associate for several years.

Jesica consistently appears before both the Ontario Court of Justice and the Superior Court of Justice, welcoming the opportunity to litigate trial matters before a jury. She works tirelessly and without judgement to advocate for her clients to put their best defence forward. 

Outside of practicing law, Jesica enjoys travelling, spending time with family, friends and her dogs - Byron and Bondi (named after Australian beaches, where she and her husband met and hope to retire).