Dahlia is drawn to the intellectual challenge and complex problem solving involved in tax law.

Her studies in Liberal Arts have provided her with excellent critical analysis skills, while her classes in taxation gave her the base upon which to build an eventual expertise.

In August 2024, Dahlia completed a bilingual judicial clerkship at the Tax Court of Canada. In 2021, she received the De Grandpré Prix d’Excellence from the Université de Montréal for the highest grade in business law courses.

What inspires and motivates you (personally or professionally)?

A pursuit of knowledge. Whether by reading books and visiting museums or analyzing complex legal issues, I want to be intellectually challenged.

Is there an organization that means a lot to you?

Before joining Davies, I worked as head of communications/social media manager for a community organization in the Laurentians that provides health and social services. It was great to be able to help locals in their time of need.

Whom do you most admire?

Justice Abella, who was nominated to the bench at the young age of 29. She was also a prolific writer and contributed greatly to the development of equality rights. I wish to be a successful jurist like her, both in the professional sense and academically through writing and research.

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