Search
More than a law firm – that’s the
Foglers Advantage.
Scotia Plaza
40 King Street West, Suite 2400
P.O. Box #215
Toronto, ON M5H 3Y2
2025 Fogler, Rubinoff LLP
Cece recently completed her second year at the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Law.
Before law school, Cece earned an Honours Bachelor of Commerce in Integrated Business and Humanities from McMaster University. During her undergraduate studies, she worked at Banty, a virtual health-tech startup, and co-founded a smartphone app aimed at raising awareness about food allergies. She also completed summer exchanges at both Harvard University and the Wharton School of Business.
Cece’s passion for law began in 2021 when she joined Harvey Katz Law as a summer legal student, assisting in the corporate law department.
At uOttawa, she has served as an Assistant Editor for the Ottawa Law Review and spent her 1L summer working for Leora Shemesh Criminal Law. She also competed in the Nelligan O’Brien Payne First-Year Moot Court Competition and is the incoming President of the Jewish Law Students Association.
In her spare time, Cece enjoys hosting dinner parties, baking sourdough bread, and riding her Peloton.
Jorey recently completed his second year at Western Law.
He is pursuing a dual JD/HBA degree with the Ivey Business School. His studies have allowed him to explore the intersection of law and business, with a growing interest in corporate matters. This past summer, Jorey worked as a Legal Intern for a global travel company, where he gained hands-on experience in contract review, regulatory research, and supporting business operations from a legal perspective.
At Western, Jorey is an active member of the student community. He currently serves as President of the Jewish Law Students Association and Vice President of Mentorship for the Ivey Law Club, where he helps connect and support fellow JD/HBA students. He also served as an Ivey Orientation Week Leader, assisting the incoming cohort of students to adjust to the program and transition into the faculty.
In his spare time, Jorey enjoys participating in trivia, trying new restaurants, and cheering on the Toronto Blue Jays and Maple Leafs.
Kimberley recently completed her second year at Osgoode Hall Law School.
Kimberley earned an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Philosophy from the University of Toronto. During law school, she founded and served as president of the First Generation Lawyers Club at Osgoode Hall. She also led as president of the Public Speaking Club and completed her 1L moot with distinction.
As an alumna of Queen’s International Law Program, Kimberley spent a summer studying international business law in Berlin, Germany, with a focus on international trade and investment. She now works as a copywriter for Obiter Dicta, mentors students with disabilities, and was recently honoured with the Sabrina Shillingford Award by the Osgoode Women’s Network. Kimberley is committed to becoming a client-centred lawyer who upholds integrity, professionalism and strong advocacy.
Outside of law, she enjoys studying architectural history, travelling, trying new foods, and spending quality time with friends and family.
Imran is currently completing his J.D. at Queen’s University Faculty of Law. He holds an Honours Business Administration degree from the Ivey School of Business and an Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences degree from Western University.
Imran brings a dynamic and entrepreneurial background to his legal studies. He currently helps lead investments in early-stage companies and real estate development projects through his work with a private capital firm. Prior to law school, Imran worked in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, where he spearheaded strategic initiatives at GlaxoSmithKline. His work ranged from business development and national marketing campaigns to cross-functional collaboration with regulatory, legal, and government affairs teams – successfully launching healthcare solutions at scale.
Beyond his academic and professional pursuits, Imran is deeply committed to mentorship and community-building. He advises students and young professionals on career development and has held leadership roles that promote youth engagement and personal growth through sports, education, and volunteerism.
Imran has also contributed to global healthcare and education initiatives across Africa and Asia. His efforts include driving fundraising campaigns, helping transform a regional clinic into a fully recognized hospital, and establishing an early childhood development center to support local families and empower the next generation.
In his spare time, Imran enjoys playing golf, squash, and travelling with his family.
Navpreet recently completed her second year of law school at the University of Ottawa.
Prior to law school, she earned her Bachelor of Commerce (major in Law and Business Management) with Distinction from Toronto Metropolitan University. During her undergraduate studies, her interest in law was sparked through her work with the Law and Business Clinic, where she assisted entrepreneurs in emerging markets alongside lawyers from Fogler Rubinoff LLP.
At the University of Ottawa, Navpreet served as a Legislative Development Intern in the Senate of Canada, contributing to policy discussions on gender equality and human rights. She is also actively involved with her law school community as the Vice President of Events for the Punjabi Law Students’ Association.
In her free time, Navpreet enjoys hot yoga, reading with her book club, and collecting miniature trinkets.
Stella recently completed her second year of law school at Western Law.
Before law school, Stella earned an Honours Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Neuroscience, and Behaviour from McMaster University. During her undergraduate studies, she worked on several medical education research projects, contributing to academic publications. Passionate about equitable access to education, Stella also founded a not-for-profit organization that provides free mentorship and tutoring to students from marginalized communities.
At Western Law, Stella completed her clinical training in mediation through the Dispute Resolution Clinic. There, she learned a variety of dispute resolution techniques and practiced representing clients in mediation. Stella also served as a Case Worker at Western’s Community Legal Services Clinic, where she assisted clients with matters before the Landlord and Tenant Board, as well as in criminal and family law. Last summer, Stella worked as a Legal Intern with an Indigenous Tribal Council in Thunder Bay through the Ministry of the Attorney General’s Debwewin Summer Law Program. In this role, she addressed criminal law matters before the Ontario Court of Justice and facilitated public legal education workshops on Wills and Estates and Family law in three Northern Ontario Indigenous communities. This experience deepened her interest in litigation and Indigenous legal issues.
In her free time, Stella enjoys recreating home café experiences inspired by her time as a barista. She also loves musicals and films, hiking, reading, thrifting, and discovering new cafés and restaurants.
Jessica recently completed her second year at Queen’s Law School.
Before starting law school, she earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from the Lazaridis School of Business at Wilfrid Laurier University, graduating on the Dean’s Honour Roll. Her experience as a marketing executive for several clubs at Laurier prepared her for a role as a marketing intern at a startup, and she also worked as a legal intern at an intellectual property law firm in Tel Aviv, Israel.
At Queen’s, Jessica has been an active member of the law school community. She worked at the Prison Law Clinic and served as a research assistant for Professor Darryl Robinson. During her 1L summer, she participated in the Queen’s Bader College Castle Program in England, gaining valuable international business law exposure and participating in a moot before World Trade Organization members.
In her spare time, Jessica enjoys travelling, cycling, and spending time with her family and pets.
Elizabeth recently completed her second year of law school at the University of Ottawa.
Preceding her legal education, she earned an Honours degree in Political Science from McGill University. During her time at McGill, she served as president of the Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children and volunteered actively with TEDxMcGill, Best Buddies, and within the Montreal community.
At the University of Ottawa, Elizabeth fosters a sense of community by mentoring 1L students, participating in the Student External Committee, and serving as Vice President of Communications for the International Law Students Association.
In her free time, she enjoys writing, exploring new coffee shops, and maintaining her daily streak in The New York Times Wordle.
Rebekah recently completed her second year of law school at Western Law.
Prior to her legal education, she earned an Honours Specialization in International Relations from Western University. During her undergraduate studies, she gained diverse work and volunteer experiences, including two years as a news editor for 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 also volunteered for various national and international non-profits and social-purpose organizations.
At Western Law, she serves as a Case Manager for the Sport Solution Clinic, providing pro bono legal assistance to Canadian athletes. Last summer, she worked as a Research Assistant in Aboriginal and Public International law related to Indigenous peoples, studying how Canada, the United States, Australia, and New Zealand have responded to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. This experience sparked her interest in Aboriginal and Indigenous law.
In her free time, Rebekah enjoys visiting new cafes and restaurants, experimenting with cooking and baking recipes, running, and both watching and playing soccer. She loves travelling and is excited about the prospect of solo travel in the near future.
Andrea recently completed her second year at Osgoode Hall Law School.
She holds 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 Vice 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.
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.AcceptPrivacy Policy
