Roslyn is an Afro-Indigenous individual, born and raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia, who relocated to Vancouver, BC in 1990 after living internationally..
Roslyn achieved her Juris Doctor from the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University and an undergraduate degree in Psychology, from Dalhousie University in an effort to facilitate chan
Roslyn is an Afro-Indigenous individual, born and raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia, who relocated to Vancouver, BC in 1990 after living internationally..
Roslyn achieved her Juris Doctor from the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University and an undergraduate degree in Psychology, from Dalhousie University in an effort to facilitate change and improve the lives of her communities.
Roslyn holds both a Certified Records Manager and Certified Document Imaging Architect designation which she has used in Indigenous treaty preparation and cultural archiving.
Roslyn has overcome many challenges in her life which led her to becoming an avid entrepreneur who operated successful businesses including an Information Management Consulting firm, a restaurant, and managing residential properties.
Roslyn has won several awards in various aspects of her life and career. Legal awards include the Schulich Scholarship for Community Service, the Dalhousie University Student Activist Award and the Faculty of Law Leadership Award.
Roslyn’s community involvement includes her participation with Access Pro Bono, support of a Child Protection Parents Group, and participation in many access to justice initiatives including Legal Aid BC and the Lawyer Referral Service. One of Roslyn’s major achievements was the establishment of the annual Weldon High School Debate that empowered and inspired Black and Indigenous youth.
Roslyn’s advocacy work includes the rights of disadvantaged individuals, tenants, students, seniors, employees, artists, small businesses, new immigrants and many other individuals dealing with administrative and poverty law issues.
Outside of work, Roslyn enjoys vegetarian cooking, watersports, and time with her dog.
Roslyn is a member of the following associations: Canadian Association of Black Lawyers, Indigenous Bar Association, Canadian Bar Association, Law Union of British Columbia, Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia, New Westminster Bar Association, Vancouver Bar Association, Alternate Dispute Resolution Institute of Canada, The Advocates Society, Canadian Association for People who Stutter and Mediate BC.
Roslyn's Community Involvement includes volunteering with many organizations including most recently TLABC's Equity and Diversity Committee.
Jasmine is a dedicated legal professional who takes immense pride in delivering a client-centric legal practice. She holds a bachelor's degree from Simon Fraser University and pursued her legal education at the University of Leicester.
Committed to community service, Jasmine is passionate about assisting individuals from all walks of life
Jasmine is a dedicated legal professional who takes immense pride in delivering a client-centric legal practice. She holds a bachelor's degree from Simon Fraser University and pursued her legal education at the University of Leicester.
Committed to community service, Jasmine is passionate about assisting individuals from all walks of life. In her approach to law, Jasmine places a paramount emphasis on prioritizing the client. She meticulously ensures the provision of reliable and steadfast legal services, reflecting her unwavering dedication to professionalism and client satisfaction.
Apart from her legal pursuits, Jasmine finds joy in exploring diverse cultures through her travels around the world.
Christine is highly ambitious and client-focused, with a natural affinity for helping others. Her many years in client-facing roles have fostered her robust ability to meaningfully understand and communicate with people from diverse backgrounds. She is passionate about providing a just and empathetic experience for clients as she aids the
Christine is highly ambitious and client-focused, with a natural affinity for helping others. Her many years in client-facing roles have fostered her robust ability to meaningfully understand and communicate with people from diverse backgrounds. She is passionate about providing a just and empathetic experience for clients as she aids them throughout legal processes. Christine works alongside the RKC lawyers in their family law cases, allowing her to adopt a wide breadth of understanding of matters across many different natures.
Christine is currently completing her Bachelors of Arts with a major in Political Science and a minor in Law & Society at the University of British Columbia.
She has previously volunteered in executive roles of academic clubs, and additionally achieved 2nd place at the university's undergraduate Moot Court Competition in 2023. Her experiences and education at UBC have facilitated her passion for learning about systemic injustices in the Canadian and global contexts, and her ambition to learn more about the legal system.
Outside of the office, Christine enjoys staying active through rock climbing and dancing. She also spends much time (especially in the summer!) admiring the beautiful nature of BC, where she can often be found hiking.
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