Kelsey Ivory is a Partner in the firm’s Regulatory Practice Group. Kelsey appears regularly as counsel before administrative tribunals and appellate courts in many aspects of public law.
Kelsey specializes in public law and civil litigation focusing on professional self-regulation and capacity and discipline, human rights, judicial review of government decision-making, and access to information and privacy. She provides strategic advice to industry, health, and social service professional regulators.
Prior to joining WeirFoulds, Kelsey practised at a boutique Toronto law firm where she defended regulated professionals and maintained a criminal law practice. Kelsey received her Juris Doctor from Dalhousie University’s Schulich School of Law with a specialization in Health Law and Policy. Prior to her years in private practice, Kelsey worked as an Early Childhood Educator. Kelsey’s academic background and experience lends itself to a practical, client-focused approach to legal problem solving.
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Kelsey Ivory is a Partner in the firm’s Regulatory Practice Group. Kelsey appears regularly as counsel before administrative tribunals and appellate courts in many aspects of public law.
Kelsey specializes in public law and civil litigation focusing on professional self-regulation and capacity and discipline, human rights, judicial review of government decision-making, and access to information and privacy. She provides strategic advice to industry, health, and social service professional regulators.
Prior to joining WeirFoulds, Kelsey practised at a boutique Toronto law firm where she defended regulated professionals and maintained a criminal law practice. Kelsey received her Juris Doctor from Dalhousie University’s Schulich School of Law with a specialization in Health Law and Policy. Prior to her years in private practice, Kelsey worked as an Early Childhood Educator. Kelsey’s academic background and experience lends itself to a practical, client-focused approach to legal problem solving.
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Several WeirFoulds lawyers will take part in key sessions at the Ontario Bar Association’s Ontario Legal Conference (OLC), the OBA’s largest professional development event, taking place from Tuesday, February 3 to Friday, February 6, 2026 in downtown Toronto.