Nadia practises in English and French in both the Toronto and Ottawa offices. Her practice focuses on civil litigation with an emphasis on representing clients in constitutional, appellate, class action, and commercial law litigation matters. She regularly appears before all levels of court on a wide variety of litigation matters, including before provincial appellate courts and the Supreme Court of Canada. She has represented several clients before the SCC, including most recently in Grant Thornton v. Province of New Brunswick and Access Copyright v. York University. Nadia has also appeared before numerous administrative tribunals including most recently the Commission of Inquiry into Money Laundering in BC as well as the Ontario Judicial Council. She is also Lead Counsel for the Honourable Louise Arbour appointed to carry out a review into the Canadian Armed Forces and Department of National Defence, in response to reports of harassment and sexual misconduct within Canada’s military. Nadia is ranked by Benchmark, Chambers, and Best Lawyers. She has been recognized since 2020 as one of Benchmark's Top 50 Women in Litigation and was previously recognized in Benchmark's 40 & Under Hotlist. She regularly publishes and speaks on topics in administrative law and appellate advocacy.