Education
LL.M., Commercial Law, Cambridge University (England)
LL.B., Osgoode Hall Law School (Toronto)
B.A., York University (Toronto)

Selected Publications
Personal Jurisdiction Over Non-Resident Plaintiffs in Multi-Jurisdictional Class Actions: Have We Gone Down the Wrong Road? 45 Tex.Int'l L.J.__(2009)(forthcoming)

Lepine v. Canada Post: Ironing Out the Wrinkles in the Inter-provincial Enforcement of Class Judgments, 34 The Advocates' Q. 499 (2008)

A Real and Substantial Mess: The Law of Jurisdiction in Canada, 33 Queen's L. J. 179 (2007)

Foreign Judgments At Common Law: Rethinking the Enforcement Rules, 28 Dalhousie L. J. 163 (2005)

Nothing Comes of Nothing...Or Does it?  A Critical Re-Examination of the Doctrine of Separability in American Arbitration, 12 Am. Rev.Int'l Arb. 223 (2001)

A Win-Win Proposition: The Viability of a Rule 23(B)(1)(b) Class Action in the American Mass Tort Context, published as part of the conference materials for the Canadian National Symposium on Class Actions, Osgoode Hall Professional Development Program, Sept. 2002; an abridged version of the article was published in Class Action Vol. I, No. 3, (2002)