About Julia
While completing her Dual Canadian and American law degrees at the University of Windsor and the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, Julia honed her advocacy skills through significant mooting experience on both sides of the border prior to graduating in 2015. Julia was a member of the Moot Court Board of Advocates which included competing in internal and national moot competitions, coaching junior teams, as well as judging internal competitions. During Law School, Julia volunteered at Legal Assistance of Windsor working on migrant files and clerked for Honourable Judge Ewell at the Frank Murphy Hall of Justice where she had the opportunity to attend trials, discuss legal issues, research and prepare memos on legal issues, as well as draft responses to written motions.Since graduating law school, Julia has dedicated her career to helping accident victims and worked exclusively in the field of Personal Injury. She is passionate about advocating and fighting for vulnerable individuals and works hard to understand their needs and recover just compensation from the Insurer. She has successfully appeared before the Superior Court of Justice, the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, and the Licence Appeal Tribunal.Julia is fluent in Arabic and speaks conversational Spanish.
While completing her Dual Canadian and American law degrees at the University of Windsor and the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, Julia honed her advocacy skills through significant mooting experience on both sides of the border prior to graduating in 2015. Julia was a member of the Moot Court Board of Advocates which included competing in internal and national moot competitions, coaching junior teams, as well as judging internal competitions. During Law School, Julia volunteered at Legal Assistance of Windsor working on migrant files and clerked for Honourable Judge Ewell at the Frank Murphy Hall of Justice where she had the opportunity to attend trials, discuss legal issues, research and prepare memos on legal issues, as well as draft responses to written motions.Since graduating law school, Julia has dedicated her career to helping accident victims and worked exclusively in the field of Personal Injury. She is passionate about advocating and fighting for vulnerable individuals and works hard to understand their needs and recover just compensation from the Insurer. She has successfully appeared before the Superior Court of Justice, the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, and the Licence Appeal Tribunal.Julia is fluent in Arabic and speaks conversational Spanish.
While completing her Dual Canadian and American law degrees at the University of Windsor and the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, Julia honed her advocacy skills through significant mooting experience on both sides of the border prior to graduating in 2015. Julia was a member of the Moot Court Board of Advocates which included competing in internal and national moot competitions, coaching junior teams, as well as judging internal competitions. During Law School, Julia volunteered at Legal Assistance of Windsor working on migrant files and clerked for Honourable Judge Ewell at the Frank Murphy Hall of Justice where she had the opportunity to attend trials, discuss legal issues, research and prepare memos on legal issues, as well as draft responses to written motions.
Since graduating law school, Julia has dedicated her career to helping accident victims and worked exclusively in the field of Personal Injury. She is passionate about advocating and fighting for vulnerable individuals and works hard to understand their needs and recover just compensation from the Insurer. She has successfully appeared before the Superior Court of Justice, the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, and the Licence Appeal Tribunal.
Julia is fluent in Arabic and speaks conversational Spanish.
