Smart & Biggar welcomes 13 law students to Montréal, Ottawa and Toronto
Smart & Biggar is pleased to welcome 13 new summer law students across our Montréal, Ottawa and Toronto offices.
Each of our summer law students brings an accomplished academic record from prestigious post-secondary institutions across Canada.
Students who join the Smart & Biggar team enjoy a unique experience and exposure to all aspects of Intellectual Property law. They are provided mentorship to help them reach their full potential, as well as the opportunity to work directly with Partners and Associates on real cases from our high-profile roster of clients. Each student gains hands on experience working on matters in patents, trademarks, copyright and related litigation.
Joining Smart & Biggar’s Montréal office:
- Julie Mouawad
- Alexander Rougas
Joining Smart & Biggar’s Ottawa office:
- Clara Dagenais (returning)
- Pierre-Olivier Ferko
- Zaid Furniturewalla
- Mimoza Gjelaj (returning)
- Emily Groper
- Jae Jin Lee
- Mohammed M'Hiri
- Iris Ngo (returning)
Joining Smart & Biggar’s Toronto office:
- Christian Bekking (returning)
- Alexandra Johnson Dingee
- Alexander Watts
We welcome each student and wish them success as they gain experience working alongside our leading IP lawyers, trademark and patent agents across Canada.
To learn more about Smart & Biggar’s student program, visit our Student page.
Smart & Biggar is widely recognized as Canada’s leading firm for intellectual property law, with offices in Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Calgary. We are leaders in intellectual property and technology law and have been serving clients for over a century.
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