Jessica recently completed her Juris Doctor at Queens University’s Faculty of Law.
Before starting law school, Jessica graduated with distinction from the Lazaridis School of Business at Wilfrid Laurier University with a Bachelor of Business Administration. Her interest in law began during a summer internship at an intellectual property firm in Tel Aviv, Israel.
At Queen’s, Jessica has been an active member of the law school community. She worked as a student caseworker at the Prison Law Clinic and served as a research assistant to Professor Darryl Robinson. During her 1L summer, she participated in the Queen’s Bader College Castle Program in England, gaining valuable international business law experience. In her third year, she took part in the Queen’s Law Exchange Program in Barcelona to continue developing her international business law perspective.
In her spare time, Jessica enjoys travelling, reformer Pilates classes, trying new restaurants, and spending time with her family and friends.
Elizabeth is a recent graduate of the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law, where she earned her Juris Doctor degree with distinction.
During her studies, she developed a strong interest in corporate law and was awarded the Iwona Albrecht Family Prize for achieving the highest grade in the Corporate Finance course.
Before pursuing law, Elizabeth completed an Honours degree in Political Science at McGill University. During her undergraduate studies, she served as President of the Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children and volunteered with TEDxMcGill, Best Buddies, and various local initiatives in the Montreal community.
At the University of Ottawa, she fostered a strong sense of community by mentoring first-year students, contributing to the Student External Committee, and serving as Vice President of Communications for the International Law Students Association.
Outside of her academic and extracurricular commitments, Elizabeth enjoys writing, discovering new coffee shops, and keeping up her daily streak in The New York Times Wordle.
Rebekah Rodrigues recently completed her Juris Doctor at Western University.
Prior to her legal education, she earned an Honours Specialization in International Relations from Western University. During her undergraduate studies, she worked as a News Editor for the Western Gazette, Western’s student newspaper, where she reported on topics like campus safety, racism and discrimination, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on campus life and learning. Rebekah was recognized on the Dean’s Honour List in 2020, 2021 and 2022.
Rebekah also volunteered for various national and international non-profits and social-purpose organizations, including a summer spent working at a non-profit in Mumbai, India, where she taught children. Volunteering remains one of Rebekah’s passions.
During law school, Rebekah served as a Case Manager for the Sport Solution Clinic, providing pro bono legal assistance to Canadian athletes, and as a research assistant to professors in the fields of tax law, Aboriginal law and Indigenous legal issues. In her last year of law school, Rebekah spent a semester abroad studying at the University of Leeds in England, where she studied UK and international law, immersed herself in English culture, travelled to nearby cities and countries and made long-lasting connections with people from around the world.
In her free time, Rebekah enjoys staying active through running, hiking, swimming and playing soccer. She also loves visiting new cafes and restaurants and experimenting with cooking and baking recipes. Rebekah’s semester abroad has fueled a love of travel, and she is excited by the prospect of more solo travel in the future.
Andrea recently completed her Juris Doctor at Osgoode Hall Law School.
Prior to law school she earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Michigan, where she graduated with distinction. Andrea’s passion for advocacy and dedication to client service have guided her career and personal life. Before starting law school, she spent over a decade in sales leadership roles in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. While pursuing her legal education, she also worked as an Adjudicator with Tribunals Ontario and served on various boards while leading community projects.
During her time at Osgoode, Andrea participated in the Lerner’s Cup 1L Moot, served as President of the Mature Students Association and volunteered at the Osgoode Mediation Clinic. In her free time, she enjoys skiing, travelling, boating, and neighbourhood walks with her dog, Woof, while also treasuring moments with her two amazing children.
Dominik recently completed his final year at the University of Windsor’s Faculty of Law.
Prior to starting law school, he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from York University. Throughout his time at the University of Windsor, he served as a legal intern for the Town of Essex, gaining valuable experience by working on various municipal projects and issues. He has also been actively involved in student groups at the University of Windsor, including being a 1L peer mentor and coaching Windsor Law’s hockey team, who notably won the Queens Cup tournament this past year.
A lifelong sports enthusiast, Dominik grew up in Toronto playing a variety of sports and has coached competitive youth basketball for over a decade. When not cheering for the Raptors, he enjoys travelling, attending concerts, and spending quality time with family and friends.
Adrian is a 2025 graduate of the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law.
Prior to pursuing law school, Adrian earned an Honours Bachelor of Arts with Distinction and a Master of Arts from the University of Toronto. He specialized in Eastern European history, culminating in a research project that analyzed show trials in the Soviet Union. After applying his research skills in professional land surveying, he returned to the University of Toronto to study law and quickly became deeply involved in academic and community life.
Adrian acted as co-director for a student-led human rights working group under U of T’s International Human Rights Project. He organized networking and social events as an executive in the U of T chapters of the Canadian Hispanic Bar Association and the Christian Legal Fellowship.
In his free time, Adrian is an avid reader and board game enthusiast who enjoys playing tennis or gardening in sunnier weather.
Krystan recently graduated from the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law with a focus in Dispute Resolution and Professionalism.
Before attending law school, she earned an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Italian Studies from the University of Toronto. Her interest in law was sparked in 2016 when she joined Fogler, Rubinoff LLP, where she spent several years working as a legal assistant in the firm’s litigation department.
During law school, Krystan was a mentor to first-year students through the Allies in Law Mentorship Program. She also served on the Common Law Student Society English Committee, which focused on improving access to academic resources for students. Passionate about advocacy, negotiation, and dispute resolution, she competed in the Dentons Negotiation Competition during her first year and the BLG Negotiation Competition in her second year.
In her spare time, she enjoys travelling, cooking, and spending time with her family.
We use cookies to improve functionality and performance of our website and to provide you with the best possible browsing experience. These cookies include those which are strictly necessary for website operation, as well as those which are used for functionality and performance purposes.
For more information on how our website use cookies please view our privacy policy.
