Sarah Turney is a skilled litigator who advises clients on complex construction disputes, easement and title matters, boundary disputes, adverse possession claims, mortgage remedies and commercial lease disputes. Sarah is recognized for her in-depth knowledge of real property. She provides efficient, strategic advice on a broad range of real property matters. Sarah has appeared at all levels of court in Ontario, including as lead counsel on appeal before the Supreme Court of Canada in the landmark case, Kosicki v. Toronto (City).
Sarah is ranked by Best Lawyers Canada in both Real Estate Law and Expropriation Law. She is a return speaker at the Law Society of Ontario and has provided education sessions on a variety of complex real estate topics.
Sarah’s municipal and planning practice includes property tax assessment, zoning and other planning appeals and expropriation matters. Sarah advocates for clients before the Ontario Land Tribunal and the Assessment Review Board.
As a former program coordinator with the City of Ottawa, Sarah has experience with government relations and policy development at the municipal level.
