Karen Fujiko Morimoto

Karen holds a Bachelor of Arts degree, with a major in Politics, from Queen's University and a Law Clerk diploma from Fleming College. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Karen worked as a law clerk in Toronto gaining experience both on Bay Street and in international arbitration at the World Bank. She obtained her Juris Doctor degree from Osgoode Hall in 2010. While at Osgoode, Karen received specialized training in dispute mediation and served as executive assistant to the Osgoode Innocence Project. Karen was called to the Bar in 2011; she currently practices corporate law, wills & estates, estate litigation, and real estate law.

Karen founded Mulberry Law, bringing together a collective of skilled legal professionals with diverse experiences and wide-ranging personalities. Karen lacks real hobbies, owing to her office-centric inclinations (she does occasionally take out her technology related frustrations on unsuspecting garden weeds). While Karen, in her professional life, is excessively friendly and talks more than any other living human, in her personal life, she avoids all activities that require her to leave her house, opting to hibernate with her equally reclusive husband and daughter. Karen dreams of winning the lottery to spend her days lounging and drinking beer (specifically IPAs) with tiny cocktail umbrellas and a side of Skittles (which she insists go well together). But probably still at home.

Nikki attended Carleton University, where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminology. She then attended the University of Ottawa, where she earned her Juris Doctor degree. Nikki began her legal career in Ottawa with her practice focusing on criminal law and child protection matters. After returning to her Burlington roots, Nikki began working with Karen and now practices primarily in real estate and wills & estates law.