Misty Barsby brings a depth of life experience to the practice of law that allows her to connect with clients on a genuinely human level. Before becoming a lawyer, she built a career as an early childhood educator while raising her two children. Her decision to enter the legal profession came later in life, following the challenges and uncertainty of the pandemic. Driven by a strong sense of fairness and a desire to advocate for others, she returned to university and completed her law degree.

That journey has shaped the lawyer she is today.

Misty understands that behind every legal matter is a person whose life has been disrupted. Whether it's a worker injured on the job, someone experiencing workplace bullying or sexual harassment, or an employee facing uncertainty about their future, she appreciates that legal problems rarely exist in isolation. They affect families, livelihoods, confidence and wellbeing.

Practising in personal injury and employment law, Misty has developed a particular interest in complex workers' compensation matters, especially claims involving psychological injuries, workplace bullying and sexual harassment.

Clients value Misty's ability to listen. She takes the time to understand not only the legal issues at hand, but also the personal circumstances that sit behind them. Her advice is practical, considered and focused on helping clients move forward with confidence.