Green Economy Lawyers & Law Clerks

Marc is the founding lawyer at Green Economy Law Professional Corporation. Before launching the firm in 2020, Marc worked as a resident associate at the premier New York entertainment law firm Grubman Shire Meiselas & Sacks.

Marc frequently writes about environment, health, and housing policy, and his articles have been published by the Toronto Star, blogTO, NOW Magazine, the National Observer, the Energy Mix, and Psychedelic Spotlight. He runs the websites PsychedelicLaw.ca and vegandigitalnomad.com, and has been quoted in Bloomberg, CBC, CTV News, Psychedelic Alpha, Tripsitter, and other media. 

Outside of his work with the firm, Marc is a member of the Toronto Community Bikeways Coalition and sits on the VegTO board of directors (he’s been vegan since 2011, plant-based since 2006).

You can learn more about his path to founding the firm here, his vegan conversion story here, and follow him on LinkedIn for daily policy musings.

Monika is a contract law clerk with Green Economy Law Professional Corporation, and PhD candidate at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, where her research focuses on the nature of mental health, including the effects of psychedelic experiences on mental disorders.

She practiced as a barrister for several years in the UK before striking out to see more of the world. She spent a few months on a fellowship with a Palestinian rights NGO in Israel, helped refugees navigate the Greek asylum process in Athens, and taught law for two years in the Seychelles.

In her spare time, Monika likes to read and watch Swedish TV. She also enjoys hiking: having completed both the Inca Trail in Peru and the Camino de Santiago in Spain, she is currently planning to walk the Kungsleden in Sweden.

Caitlin is a contract law clerk with Green Economy Law Professional Corporation. She graduated with a bachelor of laws and a bachelor of arts (majoring in political sciences) from the University of Otago (New Zealand) in 2021. She is currently based in British Columbia.

Caitlin began her legal career at Dentons in New Zealand, focusing on property and construction law. She then shifted her focus to social justice, serving as a Solicitor for the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in State Care, where she investigated historical cases of child abuse in New Zealand foster care.

Caitlin is dedicated to humanitarian causes, environmentalism, and legal advocacy. In her spare time, she enjoys various outdoor activities, including surfing, skiing, and hiking. She has recently taken an interest in climbing, and appreciates the unique challenge it presents.