Leah was born in Lethbridge and grew up in Beaverlodge, Alberta. She obtained her Bachelor of Commerce degree with an International Business major and Business Law minor from the University of Alberta, where she graduated with distinction in 2013. Leah attended law school at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia and obtained her law degree (J.D.) in 2017. While in law school, Leah volunteered with Pro Bono Students Canada. During her third year of law school, Leah completed an exchange semester at the University of Singapore. Leah first joined KMSC Law as a summer student in 2016, and returned after law school to complete her articles. Leah was called to the Alberta Bar in 2018, and has worked at KMSC Law ever since. Since 2024, Leah has been a partner at KMSC Law.
Leah specializes primarily in Civil Litigation, Employment Law and Personal Injury Law. Leah also provides services in several other practice areas, including Estate Planning, Municipal Law, Corporate Commercial Law, Real Estate, and Surface Rights. She worked extensively on the reported decision Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform v. City of Grande Prairie (City), 2016 ABQB 734, and subsequently helped to defend that decision on appeal: Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform v. Grande Prairie (City), 2018 ABCA 154. Leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada was sought by the unsuccessful party, though ultimately discontinued, in that matter.
Leah is a former Rotary exchange student, who lived in Austria for one year during high school. In her personal life, Leah enjoys travelling and scuba diving, and has spent time in the U.S., Europe, Australia and Southeast Asia. She also enjoys reading fantasy and science fiction novels, spending time with her friends, family and her three cats, and attending electronic music festivals.
Professional Affiliations
- Alberta Civil Trial Lawyers Association (ACTLA)
Education
- Bachelor of Commerce (first two years), Northwestern Polytechnic (formerly GPRC) (2011)
- Bachelor of Commerce in International Business (with distinction), University of Alberta (2013)
- JD, Dalhousie University (2017)
Community Involvement
- Board Member, ACTLA (2023 – present)
- Board Member, Art Gallery of Grande Prairie
Year of Call & Jurisdiction
- 2018, Alberta
Languages Spoken
- English (fluent)
Personal Injury Practice
Leah is proud to serve all of Alberta, and offers her personal injury practice services out of our Alberta offices, located in Grande Prairie, Fairview, Edmonton, La Crete, Beaverlodge, Spirit River, Falher, and High Prairie.
If your injuries prevent you from travelling, our personal injury team members can come to you. We serve injured Albertans across the entire province, with our service areas including, but not limited to, Grande Cache, High Level, High Prairie, La Crete, Manning, Peace River, Sexsmith, Slave Lake, Valleyview, Fox Creek, Whitecourt, and our six office locations.
If you’ve been injured, and would like to better understand your legal rights, please book a free consultation with Leah, and note where you are located.
