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Hayley’s degree in English enables her to perform close, critical readings of complex legal materials.

Hayley is particularly interested in litigation as she enjoys public speaking, working collaboratively and building arguments from start to finish. Her creative problem-solving skills and ability to build narratively compelling arguments will prove invaluable in her legal career.

Why did you choose to work with Davies?

I chose Davies because of the generalist approach. As someone who has always worn many hats and whose career has already taken a few different forms, the idea of confining myself to one practice area right away was terrifying. I love that Davies encourages students and lawyers to try out different practice areas and be well-rounded rather than siloed.

Is there an organization that means a lot to you? And how are you involved?

I am passionate about my involvement in the UNB Law Students’ Society (LSS). I became involved with the LSS at the beginning of my law school journey, as the First-Year Executive. In my second year, I was elected as the Vice-President Finance & Operations. I consider it a huge privilege to be elected to serve my peers on the LSS, and I spend a lot of time and energy advocating for UNB Law students and trying to improve everyone’s experiences.

Is there something about you that we would be surprised to learn?

I sincerely, and from a critical perspective, love reality television. Although some might consider it a “guilty pleasure” I don’t have any guilt about enjoying it. I have also been reading work that examines the genre and its sociocultural impacts from a more critical perspective, which is really interesting. I could talk about Love Island (the original UK version of course) for hours.

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