Rosie was called to the bar in 2025 after earning her Juris Doctor from Toronto’s practice-driven law school, the Lincoln Alexander School of Law at Toronto Metropolitan University. She also holds an Honours Bachelor of Science from the University of Waterloo, where she studied both science and business and trained internationally alongside emerging technology start-ups. Her work abroad, including in the Middle East, strengthened her ability to build practical solutions, develop persuasive strategies, and negotiate effectively on behalf of clients. She brings these skills to her work both inside and outside the courtroom.

Rosie stands out for training under two of Campisi’s top litigators and negotiators, working on high-performing teams known for securing exceptional results for injured clients year after year.

Before joining Campisi LLP in 2024, Rosie gained valuable litigation experience with the General Counsel’s Office and Senate at Toronto Metropolitan University, where she worked on matters involving employment law, human rights, corporate and commercial contracts, and privacy law.

Rosie has represented clients before the Licence Appeal Tribunal, the Ontario Court of Justice, the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, and the Landlord and Tenant Board.

In addition to personal injury matters, Rosie has assisted clients with a range of legal issues affecting their health, families, and livelihoods. This includes securing financial support through the Ontario Disability Support Program and defending against quasi-criminal charges under the Provincial Offences Act and the Highway Traffic Act.

Rosie is committed to delivering responsive, compassionate, and fierce advocacy. She understands that every client brings unique experiences and identities that shape their needs and legal interests. She is fluent in Punjabi and is pleased to support Punjabi-speaking clients and accommodate their needs.