A Dartmouth native with a military background, Ainsley Francis, brings diverse experience and dedication to his legal practice.
Ainsley has appeared before administrative tribunals and courts in Nova Scotia, providing strong informed assistance to clients facing challenges. Before joining the firm, he worked in workers’ compensation litigation and gained valuable experience through internships with the Federal Prosecution and Nova Scotia’s Department of Justice Legal Services Division. His work as a panelist and research assistant on a scholarly panel examining Lord Dalhousie and the University’s history regarding race and slavery highlights his commitment to justice and equity.
With over 12 years of service in the military with the 1st (Halifax-Dartmouth) Field Artillery Regiment in Halifax, Ainsley’s leadership and dedication extends beyond the legal field. He also spent numerous years volunteering as a community advocate with the Lake Loon Cherry Brook Education Committee empowering African Nova Scotian youth through education and mentorship. His education, work ethic, and service earned him the Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee Medal in 2023.