About Rose
Rose is an associate lawyer with over seven years of litigation experience in British Columbia and a proud member of Kahkewistahaw First Nation with Cree ancestry. She has represented clients at all levels of court, from Small Claims Court to the Supreme Court of British Columbia, as well as before various administrative tribunals.
Rose advises and represents both employees and employers, bringing a practical, strategic perspective informed by experience on both sides of the employment relationship. She is a trusted advisor who delivers clear, effective advocacy tailored to each client’s circumstances and objectives.
Rose takes a thoughtful, personalized, and compassionate approach to her practice. She has extensive experience working with individuals and groups affected by trauma and is committed to ensuring that clients understand their legal options, the processes involved, and potential outcomes. She strives to strike a careful balance between effective service delivery and meaningful knowledge transfer, empowering clients throughout the legal process.
While attending law school, Rose worked as a summer student at the Indigenous Community Legal Clinic at the University of British Columbia and volunteered with Access Pro Bono’s Civil Chambers Program, reflecting her commitment to access to justice.
Outside of work, Rose enjoys spending time outdoors and can often be found snowboarding or mountain biking.