Welcome Emily Siu to the SpringLaw team!

Emily Siu joins SpringLawWe are so thrilled that Emily Siu has joined the SpringLaw team! Emily is in her third year of lawyering and comes from a litigation background to help grow and support our employment litigation practice.

She has appeared before the Small Claims Court and Ontario Superior Court of Justice and successfully represented domestic and international insurers at settlement conferences, mediations, hearings, private negotiations, and motions. It turns out Emily is also super skilled at tricky drafting and complex legal terms, so really, the full package.

During law school at Queen’s, Emily helped build and transform the school’s social media approach for attracting a diverse class of students, and she continues to volunteer on a not-for-profit experimental film and new media board.  She brings her creative soul to each legal problem she solves.

We’re delighted she has joined SpringLaw and can’t wait for our clients to meet her.

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