Jacqueline Houston

Jacqueline is developing a broad litigation practice. Before joining Adair Goldblatt Bieber, she practiced commercial litigation at a leading full-service firm, where she completed her articles and worked as an associate. While earning her law degree at the University of Ottawa, Jacqueline applied top legal research and analysis grades to a technology law research internship and a student term at the Ecojustice Environmental Law Clinic.

Jacqueline balanced her law degree with two consecutive summers working as an editor at the The Globe and Mail. Along with hard drafting skills, Jacqueline brings a journalist’s analytical rigour, good judgment, and sense of story to her legal practice. She understands the value of an impactful narrative. Jacqueline's clients benefit from her ability to skillfully distill the facts of each case, craft compelling narratives, and incorporate them into her advocacy.

• Member, The Advocates' Society