Jacquilyn Ann Beauchamp

Jacquilyn represents both expropriated owners and public authorities throughout Ontario. Jacquilyn summered and articled with Scargall Owen-King Lavictoire LLP before joining the firm as an associate lawyer. Jacquilyn received her Juris Doctor degree from the University of Windsor where she was a member of the Student Law Society Finance Committee. Prior to attending law school, Jacquilyn received her Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) from the DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University. While at McMaster, Jacquilyn was a member of the Women’s Varsity Soccer team. Jacquilyn has strengthened her advocacy skills while writing a grant proposal for Hamilton Music Collective and has supported youth development through volunteering with the Boys and Girls Club and coaching soccer.

At the Ontario Expropriation Association’s Annual Fall Conference on October 30, Irene Wong was appointed as the newest member of the Ontario Expropriation Association’s Board of Directors. SOK is proud to see Irene recognized for her leadership and contributions to the…

We are pleased to share that Jacquilyn Beauchamp will be speaking at the Ontario Expropriation Association (OEA) 2026 Fall Conference on Friday, October 30, 2026, in Toronto. Jacquilyn will present the Case Law Update, providing attendees with an opportunity to hear…

The Ontario government has initiated another round of expropriations tied to the Highway 7 expansion between Guelph and Kitchener. Between 2012 to 2015, the Ministry of Transportation expropriated 160 properties for the major infrastructure project. Now, the expropriating authority has applied…

Overview In the recent decision of Craigholme Estates Ltd. v Thames Valley District School Board the Ontario Land Tribunal took a firm approach to case management in expropriation proceedings.[1] The Tribunal declined to grant a second adjournment for a scheduled compensation…