About Leigh
Leigh began her practice at a large downtown law firm in the area of labour law. She soon realized that she loved the challenge of preserving personal relationships in the heat of legal battle. In 2007, she found her way to practicing family law, mediation and divorce law. Leigh founded the family law firm of Davis Reierson in 2010. She later joined MDW Law as Counsel in January 2023, and is now a Partner at the firm.Leigh has had the privilege of representing individuals in a broad range of family disputes and negotiations, and regularly represents clients all across Nova Scotia. Leigh has also been retained by numerous clients living outside of the province, including individuals residing in the U.S. and other countries.In addition to being a skilled and strategic litigator, Leigh is also a trained mediator, arbitrator, and parenting coordinator. She is an Accredited Family Mediator Acc. FM (OAFM), Q. Med. (ADRIC), and an FDRPro Certified Specialist in Family Mediation and Arbitration (FDRIA). Leigh is a Vice Chair of the Nova Scotia Labour Board and an Adjudicator in the Small Claims Court of Nova Scotia.Leigh holds a J.D. from Dalhousie Law School (2002) and was called to the Nova Scotia Bar in 2003. Prior to attending law school, Leigh graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Saint Mary’s University.Leigh is a member of the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society, the Canadian Bar Association, the Ontario Association for Family Mediation, Family Dispute Resolution Institute of the Atlantic, and the ADR Institute of Canada.Leigh is a yoga, barre, and indoor cycling instructor, and has taught a variety of classes at studios around Halifax since 1999. Leigh spent several years coaching and playing roller derby, and has been studying pottery.EducationJ.D.Dalhousie Law School, 2002B.A. PsychologySaint Mary’s University, 1998
Leigh began her practice at a large downtown law firm in the area of labour law. She soon realized that she loved the challenge of preserving personal relationships in the heat of legal battle. In 2007, she found her way to practicing family law, mediation and divorce law. Leigh founded the family law firm of Davis Reierson in 2010. She later joined MDW Law as Counsel in January 2023, and is now a Partner at the firm.Leigh has had the privilege of representing individuals in a broad range of family disputes and negotiations, and regularly represents clients all across Nova Scotia. Leigh has also been retained by numerous clients living outside of the province, including individuals residing in the U.S. and other countries.In addition to being a skilled and strategic litigator, Leigh is also a trained mediator, arbitrator, and parenting coordinator. She is an Accredited Family Mediator Acc. FM (OAFM), Q. Med. (ADRIC), and an FDRPro Certified Specialist in Family Mediation and Arbitration (FDRIA). Leigh is a Vice Chair of the Nova Scotia Labour Board and an Adjudicator in the Small Claims Court of Nova Scotia.Leigh holds a J.D. from Dalhousie Law School (2002) and was called to the Nova Scotia Bar in 2003. Prior to attending law school, Leigh graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Saint Mary’s University.Leigh is a member of the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society, the Canadian Bar Association, the Ontario Association for Family Mediation, Family Dispute Resolution Institute of the Atlantic, and the ADR Institute of Canada.Leigh is a yoga, barre, and indoor cycling instructor, and has taught a variety of classes at studios around Halifax since 1999. Leigh spent several years coaching and playing roller derby, and has been studying pottery.EducationJ.D.Dalhousie Law School, 2002B.A. PsychologySaint Mary’s University, 1998
Leigh began her practice at a large downtown law firm in the area of labour law. She soon realized that she loved the challenge of preserving personal relationships in the heat of legal battle. In 2007, she found her way to practicing family law, mediation and divorce law. Leigh founded the family law firm of Davis Reierson in 2010. She later joined MDW Law as Counsel in January 2023, and is now a Partner at the firm.
Leigh has had the privilege of representing individuals in a broad range of family disputes and negotiations, and regularly represents clients all across Nova Scotia. Leigh has also been retained by numerous clients living outside of the province, including individuals residing in the U.S. and other countries.
In addition to being a skilled and strategic litigator, Leigh is also a trained mediator, arbitrator, and parenting coordinator. She is an Accredited Family Mediator Acc. FM (OAFM), Q. Med. (ADRIC), and an FDRPro Certified Specialist in Family Mediation and Arbitration (FDRIA). Leigh is a Vice Chair of the Nova Scotia Labour Board and an Adjudicator in the Small Claims Court of Nova Scotia.
Leigh holds a J.D. from Dalhousie Law School (2002) and was called to the Nova Scotia Bar in 2003. Prior to attending law school, Leigh graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Saint Mary’s University.
Leigh is a member of the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society, the Canadian Bar Association, the Ontario Association for Family Mediation, Family Dispute Resolution Institute of the Atlantic, and the ADR Institute of Canada.
Leigh is a yoga, barre, and indoor cycling instructor, and has taught a variety of classes at studios around Halifax since 1999. Leigh spent several years coaching and playing roller derby, and has been studying pottery.
J.D.Dalhousie Law School, 2002
B.A. PsychologySaint Mary’s University, 1998
