As the founding lawyer of Sage Legal Solutions, Natalie specializes in civil litigation, human rights, Tribunals and professional regulatory proceedings.  She previously served as a Director of the Thunder Bay Law Association and participated as an oralist in legal moots during her studies at Lakehead University and Carleton University. Natalie represents clients in various legal venues, including the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal, the Superior Court of Justice, and the Divisional Court. She has advocated for a diverse range of clients across Ontario, including institutional clients, corporations, private individuals, not-for-profit organizations, First Nations police services, and the largest First Nations political and territorial organization in Ontario, as well as First Nations Chief and Council. A notable case involved her argument at Divisional Court advocating for First Nations communities' right to choose child welfare service providers that reflect their cultural values and beliefs.

Marina completed her Bachelor of Arts in International Relations at UBC Okanagan in 2019 and earned her Juris Doctor and Bachelor of Civil Law from McGill University in 2023. Marina is happy to assist clients in English and in French. She also speaks Farsi and Chinese. When she's not in the office, Marina enjoys cross-stitching, card making and fashion illustration.