Associate

Born and raised in Thunder Bay, Jasmine completed her undergraduate studies at Lakehead University before earning her Juris Doctor at Queen’s University. Her relationship with CARREL+Partners LLP began in 2014 when she joined the firm as a legal assistant. She returned each summer throughout law school as a summer student, and following graduation, continued with the firm as an articling student. This continuous, long-term involvement provides Jasmine with years of practical, hands-on experience that enhance her ability to understand her clients’ objectives, develop effective strategies, and advocate for their interests with insight and dedication.

During her time at Queen’s Law, Jasmine was an active representative and advocate for her peers, serving in several roles within the Queen’s Law Student’s Society. She broadened her experience further through her work as a student caseworker with the Queen’s Business Law Clinic and through a competitive internship with the Department of Justice, Tax Services Sector. Jasmine was also uniquely selected to serve as a research assistant to both the Dean of the law school and a professor specializing in corporate law and business transactions.

Jasmine’s practice focuses primarily on corporate and business law, as well as residential and commercial real estate. Known for her dedication to client service, she quickly identifies key issues, understands each client’s goals, and provides clear, pragmatic advice aimed at delivering practical and strategic solutions.

Contact Jasmine today to discuss your business or real estate needs.

Education

  • Called to the Bar of Ontario, 2021
  • Juris Doctor, Queen’s University, Faculty of Law, 2020
  • Honours Bachelor of Arts, Lakehead University, 2017

Awards/Accolades

  • Dean’s Honour List, Queen’s University, Faculty of Law
  • Queen’s Law Prize in Structuring Business Transactions, 2019
  • P.E. Newbury Prize in Family Law, 2020
  • Queen’s Law Prize in Family Law, 2020

Professional Affiliations & Community Involvement

  • Thunder Bay Law Association, Director and Social Committee Co-Chair, 2022 to present
  • Thunder Bay Law Association, Member, 2022 to present
  • Law Society of Ontario, Member, 2021 to present
  • Intern, Department of Justice (Tax Services Sector), 2019–2020
  • Research Assistant for Dean Mark Walters, Queen’s University Faculty of Law, 2019–2020
  • Research Assistant for Professor Robert Yalden, Queen’s University Faculty of Law, 2019–2020
  • Tutor, Queen’s Faculty of Law, 2018–2020
  • Student Caseworker, Queen’s Business Law Clinic, 2018–2019
  • Managing Editor of Articles, Queen’s Law Journal, 2019–2020 (previously: Associated Editor, 2018–2019; Volunteer Editor, 2017–2018)
  • Vice-President, 2020 Year Council, Queen’s Law Students Society, 2019–2020 (previously: President, 2018–2019; Secretary-Treasurer, 2017–2018)

Articles & Publications

More About Jasmine

Jasmine works closely with her clients at every stage of development, providing practical and strategic advice on a wide variety of matters ranging from day-to-day operations to complex reorganizations and long-term growth planning.

Whether she is helping a first-time homebuyer navigate an important milestone, or supporting a seasoned business owner through a significant transaction, Jasmine’s focus is always on making the legal process clear, efficient, and aligned with her client’s goals.

Rooted in her values of family, balance, community, and continuous personal growth, Jasmine spends her downtime connecting with family, enjoying the outdoors through fishing and hunting, or unwinding with a new book.