In her second year of law school, Olivia was selected as a legal writing leader. As a writing leader, she was able to enhance her legal writing skills and mentor other law students on how they can improve their writing techniques.

At law school, Olivia has been an active member of the community. She was elected to the Common Law Student Society as the VP Advocacy. Olivia also co-produced and stared in the law school musical "Mamma Mia!".

Outside of the office, Olivia enjoys keeping active, hiking and going to the gym. Olivia also loves travelling, she most recently traveled to South Korea.

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Chelsea's interest in advocacy developed through her work with at-risk youth, aiding them in finding employment and navigating the youth justice system. Her passion for litigation was solidified during her work with several plaintiff-side personal injury firms, where she gained experience with tort and accident benefit claims through preparing litigation documents for motor vehicle accident, occupier's liability, and small claims files, among others. Chelsea's work in these areas has provided her with insight into the negotiation process between plaintiff and defence counsel. Chelsea also participated in the 2018 Kawaskimhon Negotiation Moot, where she employed innovative and varied negotiation tactics to reach consensus between a multitude of parties.

Chelsea values community involvement and consistently seeks opportunities to engage through both academic and extracurricular avenues. She has volunteered as a teaching assistant for elementary and secondary school students, and her fluency in French has allowed her to provide instruction in a wide range of classroom settings. Chelsea has also acted as a university student academic mentor, and as a writer, editor and reviewer for student publications. Chelsea has volunteered with the Queens Chapter of Pro Bono Students Canada, where she drafted documents on mining law matters, and is a president of the Environmental Law Club. She also acts as a graduate test preparation advisor for students interested in pursuing professional designations.

In her spare time, Chelsea enjoys exploring the city, painting, volleyball and nature hikes.

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After her first year of law school, Sarah worked at the University of Ottawa Community Legal Clinic as a caseworker for the Community Legal Education Division. In this role, Sarah developed and led workshops on a variety of legal topics including human rights, tenant rights and worker rights. The purpose of this work was to educate the community with the aim of promoting access to justice. Sarah continued this work in her second year as a Division Leader.

Sarah has been an active member of the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers, University of Ottawa Chapter during her time at law school. In her first year, Sarah organized a lobby conference which brought law students from across Canada to Ottawa. Students met with Members of Parliament to lobby for changes to Canada's refugee system. She was vice-chair of the Chapter in her second year.

In her spare time, Sarah enjoys trail running, trying out new recipes, playing soccer and spending time with her seventeen-year-old dog.

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Jennifer's interest in litigation was sparked in her first year of law school through her volunteering with Queen's Legal Aid. She went on to work with Queen's Legal Aid in the summer of 2018, working on various civil litigation matters.

When she is not at work, Jennifer enjoys preparing home cooked meals, time with her family, and is on the hunt for the best margherita pizza in the city.

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During law school, Sydney researched issues involving deceptive marketing practices and consumer protection while working as a Competition Law Officer. In her second year, she was selected as a Teaching Assistant for the University of Ottawa's Dispute Resolution Practicum, during which she coordinated and moderated mock negotiations, mediations, and facilitated group discussions as part of the first-year intensive course.

Outside of class, Sydney volunteers with the Health Professions Appeal and Review Board through Pro Bono Students Canada by drafting headnotes for significant decisions in complaint review matters. Sydney has completed a legal internship at a small family law firm and has summered at a full-service firm, during which she was afforded the opportunity to draft pleadings, conduct legal research, assist during client meetings, and attend court proceedings. She hopes to draw from these experiences and continue to develop her knowledge and practical skills during her summer at McCague Borlack.

In her spare time, Sydney enjoys spending time outdoors, live music, and laughing at her own jokes.

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Adam has grown his interest in advocacy and litigation through his participation in numerous moot court competitions in both Canada and the US, as well as through being a member of the Windsor Law Student Legal Society's Advocacy Committee. In addition to this, Adam obtained meaningful experience as a judicial extern for Judge Gershwin Drain of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan in the summer following his first year of law school. Following this opportunity, Adam had the chance to return to the United States Federal Court the following winter as a member of the University of Detroit Mercy's Pro Se Clinic, helping guide self-represented litigants through the federal court system.

Outside of the office, Adam is an avid hockey player and golfer and is a member of both the Windsor Law Hockey team and golf tournament organizing committee. Adam prides himself on being a devoted Detroit Lions fan, and he enjoys travel and cooking.

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