Donna Dorrington is a bi-racial graduate of Queen’s University Law School and was called to the Bar in 2004. She began her legal career in Toronto and within one year decided to move back to Northern Ontario where she settled in Timmins in 2006. Her main practice area is family law and she is a member of various boards and committees including Timmins Chamber of Commerce, Timmins BIA, Northeast Legal Aid Area Committee, NOSM, OBA Regional Council, the Equality Committee and is a member of the Federal Judicial Advisory Committee.
The pandemic has exacerbated the disparities that marginalized communities face when involved in the justice system. How can the courts, legal profession and social justice organizations combine forces to address the disproportionately negative effects of the crisis on society’s most vulnerable?
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