About Julia
Julia is an Associate in Fasken’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group. Her practice focuses on commercial disputes, white collar and regulatory defence matters, and appeals.Prior to joining Fasken, Julia practised at a boutique criminal, regulatory and constitutional law firm in Toronto. She has appeared at all levels of court in Ontario. Julia served as a law clerk to Justice Brown at the Supreme Court of Canada and judges of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal. She also worked as a foreign law clerk for President Miriam Naor at the Supreme Court of Israel.Julia is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, College of Law where she received the Silver Medal and other academic awards, including prizes in torts, aboriginal law, and appellate advocacy. During law school, she worked as a research assistant to Professor Dwight Newman, working on matters related to aboriginal, constitutional and international law. Julia was also a law review editor and a member of the Gale Cup and Philip C. Jessup International Law moot teams.
Julia is an Associate in Fasken’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group. Her practice focuses on commercial disputes, white collar and regulatory defence matters, and appeals.Prior to joining Fasken, Julia practised at a boutique criminal, regulatory and constitutional law firm in Toronto. She has appeared at all levels of court in Ontario. Julia served as a law clerk to Justice Brown at the Supreme Court of Canada and judges of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal. She also worked as a foreign law clerk for President Miriam Naor at the Supreme Court of Israel.Julia is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, College of Law where she received the Silver Medal and other academic awards, including prizes in torts, aboriginal law, and appellate advocacy. During law school, she worked as a research assistant to Professor Dwight Newman, working on matters related to aboriginal, constitutional and international law. Julia was also a law review editor and a member of the Gale Cup and Philip C. Jessup International Law moot teams.
Julia is an Associate in Fasken’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group. Her practice focuses on commercial disputes, white collar and regulatory defence matters, and appeals.
Prior to joining Fasken, Julia practised at a boutique criminal, regulatory and constitutional law firm in Toronto. She has appeared at all levels of court in Ontario. Julia served as a law clerk to Justice Brown at the Supreme Court of Canada and judges of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal. She also worked as a foreign law clerk for President Miriam Naor at the Supreme Court of Israel.
Julia is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, College of Law where she received the Silver Medal and other academic awards, including prizes in torts, aboriginal law, and appellate advocacy. During law school, she worked as a research assistant to Professor Dwight Newman, working on matters related to aboriginal, constitutional and international law. Julia was also a law review editor and a member of the Gale Cup and Philip C. Jessup International Law moot teams.
Julia is an Associate in Fasken’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group. Her practice focuses on commercial disputes, white collar and regulatory defence matters, and appeals.Prior to joining Fasken, Julia practised at a boutique criminal, regulatory and constitutional law firm in Toronto. She has appeared at all levels of court in Ontario. Julia served as a law clerk to Justice Brown at the Supreme Court of Canada and judges of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal. She also worked as a foreign law clerk for President Miriam Naor at the Supreme Court of Israel.Julia is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, College of Law where she received the Silver Medal and other academic awards, including prizes in torts, aboriginal law, and appellate advocacy. During law school, she worked as a research assistant to Professor Dwight Newman, working on matters related to aboriginal, constitutional and international law. Julia was also a law review editor and a member of the Gale Cup and Philip C. Jessup International Law moot teams.
Julia is an Associate in Fasken’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group. Her practice focuses on commercial disputes, white collar and regulatory defence matters, and appeals.
Prior to joining Fasken, Julia practised at a boutique criminal, regulatory and constitutional law firm in Toronto. She has appeared at all levels of court in Ontario. Julia served as a law clerk to Justice Brown at the Supreme Court of Canada and judges of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal. She also worked as a foreign law clerk for President Miriam Naor at the Supreme Court of Israel.
Julia is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, College of Law where she received the Silver Medal and other academic awards, including prizes in torts, aboriginal law, and appellate advocacy. During law school, she worked as a research assistant to Professor Dwight Newman, working on matters related to aboriginal, constitutional and international law. Julia was also a law review editor and a member of the Gale Cup and Philip C. Jessup International Law moot teams.
