Thomas J. Davis
Originally from London, in 2014, Thomas and his wife made the move “up north” to the North Bay & Callander area out of their love and admiration for the beauty of this region and the outdoor lifestyle that comes with it. Since making the move, Thomas and his wife have set down deep roots and are now raising a beautiful family together; in an area that they and their children love.
Prior to working in North Bay, Thomas attended Queen’s University where he majored in Classical Studies and graduated on the Dean’s Honors List with a Bachelors of Arts Honors Degree. Following his adventures at Queens University, Thomas attended the University of Western Ontario School of Law where he obtained his Juris Doctorate. After he obtained his Juris Doctorate, Thomas spent his articling period with a large regional law firm in London. In addition to Thomas’ academic endeavours, Thomas served as a Naval Intelligence Officer in the Royal Canadian Naval Reserves for over 7 years. He also competed for both the Queens and Western Varsity Track and Field teams where he obtained provincial and national rankings and Academic All Canadian status.
In 2014 Thomas joined the firm of Valin Partners LLP wherein his practice encompassed many areas of the law. In 2023 Thomas made the decision to strike out on his own path and formed Thomas Davis Law, where Thomas is not only able to continue to provide exceptional legal expertise and services, but do so with greater efficiency and effect. Thomas’ practice includes a range of focuses including Employment and Labour Law, Civil Litigation, Construction Law, Real Estate Law, Wills, Estates and Estate Litigation, Municipal Law, Corporate Law and Immigration Law.
While at work, Thomas and his team of experienced law clerks are strong, determined, creative and detail-oriented with an intense focus on creating the best results in the most cost-effective manner for their clients. Tapping into their extensive experience in many facets of the law, either at court or in the office, Thomas and the team have consistently proven that most disputes can be settled with effective and fierce advocacy and skillful negotiation. While Thomas never underestimates the risks or costs of going to court, when that is the only option, he will not hesitate to use his years of experience to vigorously advocate for his clients’ interests. Thomas is experienced in appearing at all levels of court and administrative tribunals
When Thomas is not at the office you will find enjoying time with his family or hunting with his beloved German Shorthaired Pointers, Jupiter and Luna.
Jaimee L. Washburn.
Jaimee is a lawyer at Thomas Davis Law in Kapuskasing and North Bay. Her practice includes Criminal Defence, Civil Litigation, Real Estate and Wills and Estates. Jaimee has represented clients at the Ontario Court of Justice, Superior Court of Justice, Small Claims Court and Landlord and Tenant Board.
She completed her Undergraduate Degree in Criminology as a Dean’s List Honour student and she received the J.W. Trusler Proficiency Award, the highest honour in her program. While obtaining her Undergraduate Degree, Jaimee volunteered with various local organizations and travelled to the Dominican Republic to teach English to young students.
Jaimee went on to obtain her law degree from the Bora Laskin Faculty of Law in Thunder Bay, Ontario. During her time in law school, she served as the Vice President of Communications for the Equality at the Law Society.
Jaimee is currently on the Board of Directors for the Crisis Centre. In her spare time, she enjoys travelling to destinations around the globe, remain active by running, hiking, and playing hockey, and enjoys spending time with her dog, Ellie.
Jaimee is happy to assist clients across Northeastern Ontario.
Christine M. Nickel
Christine practices in the areas of Business Law, Real Estate Law, and Wills & Estates. She is very attentive to the needs of her clients and works diligently to achieve desired results.
Christine completed her law degree at Queen Mary University of London in the United Kingdom. During her time abroad, she actively volunteered her time to the Pro Bono Society and Student Bar Society. Prior to obtaining her law degree, Christine earned her Masters degree in Legal Studies from Carleton University in Ottawa.
After being called to the Bar in 2017, Christine chose Muskoka as the place to start her career. From a young age, she developed a love for the area, spending summers at her family cottage on Lake Vernon.
Christine practiced law for many years in Muskoka and surrounding areas before she and her family decided to settle on the beautiful shores of Trout Lake in North Bay.
When not in the office, Christine enjoys spending time with family and friends, trail walks with her dogs, water sports and travelling.
Maiya M. Nevrencan
Maiya Nevrencan is an associate at Thomas Davis Law and is born and raised in North Bay, Ontario. She earned her Honours Bachelor of Social Work with a Minor in Legal Studies from Nipissing University, where she also dedicated her time to volunteering with local organizations. Maiya is a Registered Social Worker with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers.
She went on to earn her Juris Doctor from the Bora Laskin Faculty of Law at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, specializing in Aboriginal and Indigenous Law. During her time at Lakehead, Maiya was actively involved in the Law Students’ Society and was awarded the course prize for highest achievement in Tort Law.
Maiya gained valuable experience throughout law school, working at a local North Bay firm where she was introduced to wills, estates, and real estate law, and at the North Bay Crown Attorney’s Office, where she assisted in prosecuting provincial offences and major cases. She later completed her Integrated Practice Curriculum placement at a large Ottawa firm before choosing to return home to North Bay to continue building her career and serving her community.
Her practice areas include family law, criminal defence, real estate, wills and estates, mental health law, Aboriginal and Indigenous law, and civil litigation. With her unique background in social work, Maiya brings a compassionate, client-focused approach to her advocacy.
Outside of her practice, Maiya enjoys spending time with family and friends, being by the water, traveling, reading, staying active, and exploring new restaurants.
Sara Larochelle
Sara completed the Intergrated Studies Program – a unique program offered only to students with an excellent academic record – which allowed her to be admitted simultaneously to the Law and Justice program at Laurentian University and the Faculty of Law at the University of Ottawa. During her studies at Laurentian University, Sara received the Prevost Academic Excellence Scholarship as well as the Francophone Excellence Award, in recognition of her high GPA in a French-language program. While at the Faculty of Law, she received the Newton Rowell Admission Scholarship, awarded to students with strong academic standing who demonstrate a high level of interest and commitment to their community.
Sara is currently completing her articling placement with Thomas Davis Law, where she is gaining experience in all areas of law. She has already appeared on her own before the Landlord and Tenant Board and the Small Claims Court. She is eagerly looking forward to her call to the Bar in June 2026, after which she will join Thomas Davis Law as an associate lawyer, specializing in family law, child protection, real estate, wills & estates, and civil litigation.
Outside of her legal career, Sara enjoys cooking, baking, staying active and hiking. She is excited to continue serving her community in French and English with dedication and commitment as part of the Thomas Davis Law team.
Sara a complété le programme d’études intégrées, ce programme offert uniquement aux étudiants possédant un excellent dossier académique lui a permis d’être admise simultanément en Droit et Justice à l’Université Laurentienne et à la Faculté de droit de l’Université d’Ottawa. Au cours de ses études à l’Université Laurentienne, Sara a reçu la Bourse d’excellence académique Provost ainsi que le Prix d’excellence francophone, en reconnaissance de sa moyenne élevée dans le programme en français. Pendant ses études à la Faculté de droit, elle a reçu la Bourse d’admission Newton Rowell, remise aux étudiant(e)s ayant un excellent dossier académique et démontrant un intérêt marqué et un engagement envers leur communauté.
Sara effectue présentement son stage du Barreau de l’Ontario avec le cabinet Thomas Davis Law, où elle pratique dans tous les domaines du droit. Elle a déjà plaidé seule devant la Commission de la location immobilière ainsi que devant la Cour des petites créances. Elle attend avec enthousiasme son admission au Barreau en juin 2026, elle joindra par la suite Thomas Davis Law à titre d’avocate associée, se spécialisant en droit de la famille, en protection de l’enfance, en droit immobilier, en testaments et successions, ainsi qu’en litige civil.
Hors de sa carrière juridique, Sara aime cuisiner, faire de la pâtisserie, demeurer active et faire de la randonnée. Elle est impatiente de continuer à servir sa communauté en français et en anglais avec engagement et dévouement au sein du cabinet Thomas Davis Law.
