Practice areas include: Civil disputes; Civil litigation; Small Claims court; Landlord Tenant matters; Human rights; Employment law; Labour law; grievances; discrimination claims; wills; power of attorney; COVID-19 vaccinations and issues; Charter claims; representing clients mistreated by Police or government; death investigations; Indigenous law; band council resolutions; border closures; Aboriginal rights; community consultations.  Natalie has represented: institutional clients, corporations, private clients throughout Ontario; Not For Profit organizations; First Nations police services; largest First Nations political and territorial organization of Ontario; First Nations Chief and Council. Natalie has appeared at: Coroner's Inquests; Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario; Canadian Human Rights Commission; Provincial Offences court; Superior Court of Justice; Divisional Court. She argued at Divisional Court for First Nations communities to have the choice of child welfare service providers which align with their communities cultures and values.

Nahal works with clients, conducts research on legal precedents, and drafts legal documents. Nahal can be reached at nahal@sagelegalsolutions.ca.

With prior experience, she has a deep commitment to understanding the complexities of the legal system. This unique perspective allows her to take a well-rounded approach to paralegal work, drawing from her comprehensive knowledge of legal principles. She has a proven track record of conducting thorough legal research, analyzing legal precedents, and crafting precise legal documents to effectively support clients' needs. For inquiries or to seek Gabriella’s assistance, please don't hesitate to contact her at gabriella@sagelegalsolutions.ca