Allison Norris

Articling Student

Before pursuing a career in law, Allison developed a diverse professional background in healthcare, research and public service. She holds a Bachelor of Arts with Distinction, a Bachelor of Nursing with Distinction, and a Master of Nursing. During her graduate studies, she was awarded the prestigious SPOR Graduate Studentship and the Dr. René McElroy Day Scholarship in Nursing. Alongside her graduate studies, she worked as a Project Coordinator, contributing to health research initiatives. Following her graduate studies, Allison worked as a Senior Policy Advisor for a health organization, where she was involved in developing, drafting and analyzing policies. She is also a published author in health research.

During law school, Allison received a Faculty of Law Undergraduate Scholarship and gained professional experience working with a regulatory body. She was also actively involved in community legal service, volunteering with Student Legal Services on both the Criminal Law Project and the Civil Law Project, as well as with the Edmonton Community Legal Centre.

Drawing on her background in nursing, research and policy development, Allison has a particular appreciation for the intersection of law, regulation and public service. She brings a thoughtful, analytical and client-focused approach to her legal work, informed by an understanding of the practical challenges individuals and organizations face.

Outside the office, Allison enjoys playing the harp, walking her two dogs, discovering new brunch spots, practising archery and, in keeping with her academic inclinations, collecting university degrees.