Event: Learn & Social Saturday, July 23 2022, 9:00AM to 5:00PM

After articling in a Bay Street law firm, and working for Lenczner Slaght Royce Smith Griffin LLP, Sa'd launched her own practice that specializes in criminal, housing, and cannabis law in 2017.

Within two years of launching her own practice specializing in criminal, housing cannabis law. Ms. S’ad launched into the media spotlight, representing tenants displaced by a fatal fire from 235 Gosford Boulevard apartment block in Toronto.  Mentioned in Toronto Star, Saint Catharines Standard, CBC, a press conference and TV interviews by Global News and CP24, Ms. S’ad had begun her unintended path towards internet influencer.

With the tragic death of her father of COVID in 2021, Ms. S’ad continued to chronicle mask protests, and through her twitter account and newfound media presence, further entrenched herself as a maven.

Broadcasting live from the Ottawa trucker convoy protest, Ms. S’ad established herself as a household name amongst both followers and detractors.

Ms. S’ad has most recently found herself in the news, being arrested for merely attending a Conservative Party of Ontario rally.

Political, satirist, media influencer and champion of justuce, Ms. S’ad has plenty to say about her own publicity – the pros, the cons, and the reason Caryma continues.

In 2014, Lynn Baxter was assisting homeless people through volunteeering with the Out in the Cold outreach program as a means to assist within a helping profession; however, Lynn didn’t stop there, over the next seven years later, Lynn completed the following education:

• Brock University: Four year Bachelors, in Psychology
• Trios College: Completed P1 licensing educational requirements in accelerated program
• Ontario Psychotherapy and Counseling Program
• Certificate of Specialty Training Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
• Certification, Neuro Linguistic Programming Practitioner
• Certificate, Professional Coaching
• Ontario Hypnosis Center - Certification, Clinical Hypnosis

Now a board certified psychologist as well as paralegal (who also took courses in interior design somewhere in there), Lynn carries an indepth knowledge of client relations, active listening, and crisis intervention.

Actively involved in mentoring, placements, and bringing paralegals together, Trevor began his paralegal career with a placement at the London Employment Help Centre, which provides pro bono services for low income clients requiring assistance with social benefit appeals.

Having always had an interest in employment law and human rights, Trevor’s scope changed when he began working in association with the late Don Lamb.  There, Trevor was quickly brought up to speed on the Repair Storage and Liens Act, and small claims, particularly for matters involving the automotive industry.

Following the passing of Don, Trevor moved into more complex torts, and worked in association with a boutique firm with a focused practice on landlord tenant disputes.

Within the legal profession, the twins are notoriously known for many reasons.  What may be unknown is that Scott and Steve began programming in 1982, the same year they started mowing lawns, DJing, shoveling snow, and learning about sales and marketing from their mother, Debbie, who was the advertising manager for a community newspaper.

In recent years, among other things, Steve has engineered the Success.Legal platform, including the Marketing.Legal software as a solution digital marketing system, with input from Scott and other team members, as the premium web based business development tool for legal professionals.

Scott and Steve are both constant believers in the Can You Imagine? philosophy with constant forward thinking in view of the next great idea.