About Sharon
Sharon is a solicitor whose practice emphasizes all aspects of commercial real estate. She delivers practical, business-oriented legal advice to clients, including landowners, developers, builders, landlords, tenants, joint-venturers and private lenders. Sharon advises on all areas of real property transactions, including the purchase, sale and financing of commercial office complexes, retail shopping centres, residential apartment buildings and hotels. She also acts for landlords and tenants on various leasing matters, including single-tenant building leases, build-to-suit leases, ground leases, office leases and retail leases. Sharon is also experienced in land development, subdivision, and strata and mixed use developments.Prior to being admitted to the Alberta bar in 2009, Sharon earned her B. Comm. with Distinction (2005) and her LL.B. (2008) from the University of Alberta.Sharon is a sessional instructor at the University of Alberta's School of Business, teaching a course called legal topics in commercial real estate. Sharon is a Member-at-Large of the Canadian Bar Association Commercial Property & Leasing subsection and she is a past-Chair of the Canadian Bar Association Business Law subsection. Sharon has presented at seminars on commercial leasing and commercial real estate for the Legal Education Society of Alberta, the Canadian Bar Association, and to industry. She also regularly attends conferences and industry events to keep apprised of new developments in the commercial real estate industry. Sharon is also a member and a Past-President of Edmonton CREW Association (Commercial Real Estate Women).
Sharon is a solicitor whose practice emphasizes all aspects of commercial real estate. She delivers practical, business-oriented legal advice to clients, including landowners, developers, builders, landlords, tenants, joint-venturers and private lenders. Sharon advises on all areas of real property transactions, including the purchase, sale and financing of commercial office complexes, retail shopping centres, residential apartment buildings and hotels. She also acts for landlords and tenants on various leasing matters, including single-tenant building leases, build-to-suit leases, ground leases, office leases and retail leases. Sharon is also experienced in land development, subdivision, and strata and mixed use developments.Prior to being admitted to the Alberta bar in 2009, Sharon earned her B. Comm. with Distinction (2005) and her LL.B. (2008) from the University of Alberta.Sharon is a sessional instructor at the University of Alberta's School of Business, teaching a course called legal topics in commercial real estate. Sharon is a Member-at-Large of the Canadian Bar Association Commercial Property & Leasing subsection and she is a past-Chair of the Canadian Bar Association Business Law subsection. Sharon has presented at seminars on commercial leasing and commercial real estate for the Legal Education Society of Alberta, the Canadian Bar Association, and to industry. She also regularly attends conferences and industry events to keep apprised of new developments in the commercial real estate industry. Sharon is also a member and a Past-President of Edmonton CREW Association (Commercial Real Estate Women).
Sharon is a solicitor whose practice emphasizes all aspects of commercial real estate. She delivers practical, business-oriented legal advice to clients, including landowners, developers, builders, landlords, tenants, joint-venturers and private lenders. Sharon advises on all areas of real property transactions, including the purchase, sale and financing of commercial office complexes, retail shopping centres, residential apartment buildings and hotels. She also acts for landlords and tenants on various leasing matters, including single-tenant building leases, build-to-suit leases, ground leases, office leases and retail leases. Sharon is also experienced in land development, subdivision, and strata and mixed use developments.
Prior to being admitted to the Alberta bar in 2009, Sharon earned her B. Comm. with Distinction (2005) and her LL.B. (2008) from the University of Alberta.
Sharon is a sessional instructor at the University of Alberta's School of Business, teaching a course called legal topics in commercial real estate. Sharon is a Member-at-Large of the Canadian Bar Association Commercial Property & Leasing subsection and she is a past-Chair of the Canadian Bar Association Business Law subsection. Sharon has presented at seminars on commercial leasing and commercial real estate for the Legal Education Society of Alberta, the Canadian Bar Association, and to industry. She also regularly attends conferences and industry events to keep apprised of new developments in the commercial real estate industry. Sharon is also a member and a Past-President of Edmonton CREW Association (Commercial Real Estate Women).
Sharon is a solicitor whose practice emphasizes all aspects of commercial real estate. She delivers practical, business-oriented legal advice to clients, including landowners, developers, builders, landlords, tenants, joint-venturers and private lenders. Sharon advises on all areas of real property transactions, including the purchase, sale and financing of commercial office complexes, retail shopping centres, residential apartment buildings and hotels. She also acts for landlords and tenants on various leasing matters, including single-tenant building leases, build-to-suit leases, ground leases, office leases and retail leases. Sharon is also experienced in land development, subdivision, and strata and mixed use developments.Prior to being admitted to the Alberta bar in 2009, Sharon earned her B. Comm. with Distinction (2005) and her LL.B. (2008) from the University of Alberta.Sharon is a sessional instructor at the University of Alberta's School of Business, teaching a course called legal topics in commercial real estate. Sharon is a Member-at-Large of the Canadian Bar Association Commercial Property & Leasing subsection and she is a past-Chair of the Canadian Bar Association Business Law subsection. Sharon has presented at seminars on commercial leasing and commercial real estate for the Legal Education Society of Alberta, the Canadian Bar Association, and to industry. She also regularly attends conferences and industry events to keep apprised of new developments in the commercial real estate industry. Sharon is also a member and a Past-President of Edmonton CREW Association (Commercial Real Estate Women).
Sharon is a solicitor whose practice emphasizes all aspects of commercial real estate. She delivers practical, business-oriented legal advice to clients, including landowners, developers, builders, landlords, tenants, joint-venturers and private lenders. Sharon advises on all areas of real property transactions, including the purchase, sale and financing of commercial office complexes, retail shopping centres, residential apartment buildings and hotels. She also acts for landlords and tenants on various leasing matters, including single-tenant building leases, build-to-suit leases, ground leases, office leases and retail leases. Sharon is also experienced in land development, subdivision, and strata and mixed use developments.
Prior to being admitted to the Alberta bar in 2009, Sharon earned her B. Comm. with Distinction (2005) and her LL.B. (2008) from the University of Alberta.
Sharon is a sessional instructor at the University of Alberta's School of Business, teaching a course called legal topics in commercial real estate. Sharon is a Member-at-Large of the Canadian Bar Association Commercial Property & Leasing subsection and she is a past-Chair of the Canadian Bar Association Business Law subsection. Sharon has presented at seminars on commercial leasing and commercial real estate for the Legal Education Society of Alberta, the Canadian Bar Association, and to industry. She also regularly attends conferences and industry events to keep apprised of new developments in the commercial real estate industry. Sharon is also a member and a Past-President of Edmonton CREW Association (Commercial Real Estate Women).
