Naomi is a mediator and investigator with ADR Chambers.
Naomi’s expertise is in complaint handling, workplace and regulatory investigations, policy and complaint process development and design. She has mediated numerous disputes involving motor vehicle accidents (SABS).
Naomi spent over 20 years at the Law Society of Ontario in various senior roles in the regulatory process including complaints intake, investigations and prosecutions, development of regulatory policy and governance. Prior to her work at the LSO, Naomi was Senior Policy Advisor with the Management Board Secretariat, and a Mediator with the Financial Services Commission of Ontario. From 2019 to 2022, Naomi taught administrative law part-time as part of the Osgoode Canadian Common Law LL.M. program. She is currently a Council Member at the College of Naturopaths of Ontario and appointed to the Inquiries, Complaints and Reports Committee.
Naomi wrote Evaluating ADR Systems: The Ends Determine the Means, Advocates’ Quarterly (1999–2000) and co-authored the Canadian Insurance Law Review (1996), The Institutionalization of ADR: A Case Study of the Ontario Insurance Commission, and the Advocates’ Quarterly (1995), Alternative Dispute Resolution and Canadian Courts: A Time for Change.
Naomi earned a LL.B. and LL.M. (ADR) at Osgoode Hall Law School and was called to the Ontario Bar in 1993.
Naomi is available to mediate in-person, virtually or hybrid.
