Gilbertson Davis LLP extends a Warm Welcome to lawyer Sabrina Saltmarsh. Sabrina obtained her Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from the University of Western Ontario in 2009, after acquiring an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Toronto. In 2008 she attended on an Exchange Program in law at the University of Hong Kong. Sabrina comes to us from a boutique litigation firm where she was a partner practising in commercial and general corporate litigation, real estate and construction lien and condominium litigation, professional liability and personal injury litigation, acquiring courtroom experience in the Ontario Superior Court, the Divisional Court and in the Ontario Court of Appeal. Among her notable reported cases are: D’Onofrio v. Advantage Car and Truck Rentals Ltd.(Ontario Court of Appeal); Dervisholli v. Cervenak (Divisional Court); and Pal v. Intact Insurance Company (FSCO). Sabrina is known as a talented litigator, with exemplary skills in legal risk analysis and in written advocacy. She brings to her practice an attention to detail and sense of diligence. She has developed skills in the negotiation of settlements and has an excellent record of client satisfaction. Sabrina may be reached at: 416-979-2020; Extension 234; or at ssaltmarsh@gilbertsondavis.com
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