About

Laura is a partner with Cohen Highley LLP and is a member of its management team. Laura is part of the multi-residential housing group and her practice focuses on condominium law, acting for condominium corporations, property managers, and developers in a broad range of litigation, operational and governance matters. As part of her practice, Laura represents non-profit housing providers, co-op housing providers, and landlords. She represents clients in litigation, mediation, and provides advice to help clients manage their risks and meet their statutory requirements. Laura’s practices also includes expropriations law, planning and zoning, property tax, and regulatory compliance issues. As a litigation lawyer, Laura works with her clients to prevent and resolve their disputes by finding practical, creative, and sustainable solutions.

Laura is actively involved in the condominium and multi-residential housing industry. She regularly writes and speaks about legal issues affecting the industry. Since 2014, Laura has been a board member of the Canadian Condominium Institute (London Chapter) and the board of directors for Homes Unlimited (London) Inc., a non-profit housing provider.

Giving back to the community is one of Laura’s core values. Her volunteer work focuses on developing and maintaining affordable housing and advocating for diversity and inclusion. Laura is past Chair of the AODA Employment Standard Review Committee and was a member of the Partnership Council on Employment Opportunities for People with Disabilities.  Laura is a founding member of Cohen Highley’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee. Laura is an active volunteer with numerous organizations and has been recognized for her contributions to the community by being named one of Business London's Top 20 Under 40.

Born and raised in Strathroy, Ontario, Laura lives with her husband and their four children in London. In her spare time, Laura loves spending time with her family, running, golfing and reading.