Joyce works from the Huntsville office of Will Davidson LLP. Her practice is devoted to researching the law and writing factums for all levels of court.
MEET JOYCE M. CHUN
Joyce works from the Huntsville office of Will Davidson LLP. Her goal is to make the legal process easier to understand for her clients.
WATCH NOWJoyce graduated with distinction from University of Ottawa Law School in 1992. In 1993 she was called to the B.C. bar and practiced civil litigation in the Fraser Valley. In 1998 she obtained an LL.M. from University of Alberta and clerked with the judges of the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench and Court of Appeal. Joyce was called to the Ontario bar in 1999 and the same year began her work with John McCarthy. Upon his appointment to the bench, she began working with David Morin in the Huntsville office. For 12 years she wrote and co-wrote The Docket, the newsletter serving the Simcoe County Law Association. She has co-written articles with Rod Ferguson, John McCarthy, Chris Clifford and David Morin. She believes scholarship is an important component of the practice of law.
Publications / Speaking Engagements
- How Courts Exercise their Discretion to order Production of Facebook and Other Electronic Documents
Canadian Institute Conference on Disability Law,
co-author with David Morin
2013 - Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones But Names Will Never Hurt Me – Or Will They. Overly Sensitive Employees Alleging Poisoned Work Environments and Johnson v. General Motors of Canada
Federated Press Conference on Disability Claims Management, co-author with David Morin
2013 - The Hockey Arena: Liability for Spectator Injuries
The Litigator Magazine, co-author Chris Clifford
Winter 2006 - Ten Ways to Defuse Video Surveillance Evidence
Ontario Trial Lawyers’ Association Conference Materials, co-author John McCarthy
Spring 2002 - Damages in Failed Real Estate Transactions
Real Property Law, co-author with Rod Ferguson
LSUC Special Lectures 2002 - Fireside Chat EDI Program
Presented on Equality, Diversity and Inclusion with the Simcoe County Law Association.
February 5, 2019