I care about my clients, and use my knowledge and experience to get them the best results possible.

Jackie is a recognized leader in the area of serious personal injury. Over the past three decades, she has earned her reputation as a highly skilled lawyer and passionate advocate for her clients, working exclusively for injured victims and their families.

With a proven track record of obtaining excellent results for her clients, whether through well-negotiated settlement or court, Jackie helps her clients move forward with their lives. Her commitment to her clients has resulted in consistently being named in The Best Lawyers in Canada, in the field of Personal Injury Litigation and also in Insurance Law. She has also been named by Canadian Legal Lexpert® Directory as a “Leading Practitioner in Personal Injury - representing Plaintiffs”.

Clients highly recommend Jackie, giving her a rating of 5 out of 5 (“Platinum” rating) on Martindale-Hubbell.com and Lawyers.com, their highest client rating available.  One client review states: 

“Working with Jackie was the best experience one could have in my situation after an accident and injury. She was first and foremost the best at her job I have seen. Secondly, she is a great person that does care about her client first. Having an insurance background, myself, I saw differing levels of care, compassion and outcome. I was recommended Jackie by another in my field of work that identified Jackie as the best in her profession, quite a testimony by itself. Hands down, the best at her profession, I would highly recommend Jackie.” 

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In addition to her client advocacy, Jackie believes strongly in giving back to her community. Jackie held the position of Chair of the Alberta Civil Trial Lawyers Association (ACTLA) from 2020 to 2021 and currently serves as the Chair of Public and Government Relations for ACTLA in 2024. She is vocal about maintaining the present tort system in Alberta, and her opposition to a ‘No-Fault’ insurance regime for Alberta. Jackie has served twice as Chair of the Personal Injury section of the Canadian Bar Association - Alberta (South) and remains on their Executive. She also proudly sits on the Premier’s Council of Multiculturalism, where she contributes to initiatives aimed at promoting cultural diversity and inclusion in Alberta.