Tracy’s litigation practice is focused on construction and commercial disputes, as well as, professional negligence, property disputes, collections, and estate litigation. Tracy has appeared before the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, Provincial Court, Small Claims Court, and various regulatory boards including the Utility and Review Board and the Residential Tenancies Board. Tracy also has experience in alternative dispute resolution including, but not limited to, involvement with complex commercial construction arbitration.
Tracy is a member of the Nova Scotia Barristers Society, the Canadian Bar Association, and is a past instructor of civil (litigation) procedure at Dalhousie University Schulich School of Law. Tracy is active in her community, and is on the Executive Committee of Techsploration, a not-for-profit organization which empowers young women to explore careers in science, trades, engineering and technology.
Tracy is an avid traveler. Prior to attending law school, she interned with the Judicial Service in Ghana, West Africa. Through this internship she authored the monograph titled Judicial Reform and its Impact on the Administration of Justice, published by The Judicial Service of Ghana in collaboration with CUSO and the National Judicial Institute. While at Dalhousie she also completed an academic exchange term at the National University of Singapore, Singapore.