Sue Gratton joined the LCO as a contract research lawyer in 2011. Sue spent the first 12 years of her career as a research lawyer in private practice. Over the course of her practice, she developed an interest in public law as it applies to social policy and this inspired her to return to school to do graduate studies. Dr. Gratton has published in administrative law and constitutional law and has taught at the University of Toronto and Osgoode Hall Law School.
Previous Work Experience:
• Adjunct Faculty Member, Osgoode Hall Law School (2010)
• Adjunct Faculty Member, University of Toronto, Faculty of Law (2005 – 2008)
• Partner and Research Lawyer, McCarthy Tétrault LLP (1998 – 2004)
• Associate Research Lawyer, McCarthy Tétrault LLP (1992 – 1997)
Achievements:
• Several academic awards and scholarships
• Publications in the areas of administrative and constitutional law
• Authored report on curriculum reform for the Dean’s Office, University of Toronto, Faculty of Law
• Instructor in the areas of administrative law and legal research and writing
• Academic Director, Upper Year Compulsory Moot Program, University of Toronto, Faculty of Law (2005-2008)
Education:
• S.J.D., University of Toronto, Faculty of Law (2010)
• LL.B., University of Toronto, Faculty of Law (1990)
• B.A. (Distinction), McGill University (1987)
Called to Ontario Bar:
• 1992
