Charlotte Sullivan

About Charlotte

Charlotte Sullivan is a lawyer in McInnes Cooper's Charlottetown office, practising general litigation and immigration law. She has appeared before the Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island, the Federal Court, and all four divisions of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, and her litigation work spans insurance defence, constitutional issues, land use, and civil disputes. Her immigration practice covers asylum claims, humanitarian and compassionate applications, temporary resident permits, and pre-removal risk assessments, along with judicial review of administrative decisions. Charlotte earned her J.D. and Bachelor of Civil Law from McGill University, a Master of Public & International Affairs from York University, and a BA (Honours) in International Development Studies and Political Science from the University of King's College. Before entering private practice, she spent four years as a policy analyst with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, and she was called to the Prince Edward Island bar in 2025.

Practice areas

Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution Immigration Law

Education & credentials

Law school

McGill University

Undergraduate

University of King's College, BA (Honours) (International Development Studies & Political Science)

Other degrees

Master of Public & International Affairs, York University (2020)