Melina Fazzari
Melina is returning as an articling student after completing her summer term at the Firm’s Toronto office.
Melina received her Juris Doctor from the Lincoln Alexander School of Law at Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University). During law school, she acted as the Director of Administration for the Lincoln Alexander Advocacy Society. In her final semester, Melina completed a professional placement at a prominent health and regulatory law firm in Toronto.
Melina also completed her Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Biomedical Science. During her free time, she enjoys playing the piano and discovering new music.
Jessica Krueger
Jessica is returning as an articling student after completing her summer term at the Firm’s London office.
Jessica received her Juris Doctor from Queen’s University. Prior to studying law, Jessica obtained a degree in International Development and Globalization with a minor in French as a Second Language from the University of Ottawa.
During her time at Queen’s, Jessica was the president of the Alternative Dispute Resolution club, served as a volunteer editor for the Canadian Labour and Employment Law Journal, competed in various moots including the Julius Alexander Isaac Moot, and worked as a caseworker with Queen’s Legal Aid.
In her spare time, Jessica enjoys running and horseback riding.
Cavina Tsoi
Cavina is returning as an articling student after completing her summer term at the Firm’s Toronto office.
Cavina received her Juris Doctor from Queen’s University. She has a strong foundation in Human Resource Management and holds a master’s degree in Industrial Relations. During law school, Cavina was active as a teacher’s assistant, an editor for the Law Review, and organized a charity concert. She also participated in both national and international moot competitions.
Before shifting to law, Cavina gained valuable experience in labour relations with two federally-regulated companies in the rail and telecommunications industries. Her previous experience has provided her with a deep understanding of labour relations and workplace dynamics.
In her free time, Cavina enjoys discovering new restaurants and listening to a wide variety of podcasts.
Advika Madhok
Advika has completed her Master of Law (LLM) degree in Labour and Employment Law and Canadian Common Law at Osgoode Hall Law School. Prior to her master’s degree, Advika received her undergraduate degree in Law from Jindal Global Law School.
Advika is a licensed lawyer in India. During her time there, she worked for three years in the Employment Law and Ethics and Investigations practice group at a leading law firm.
During her time at Osgoode, Advika was the LLM Representative for the South Asian Law Student Association and a member of the Osgoode Labour and Employment Law Society.
In her spare time, Advika enjoys classical dancing, cooking and spending time as a DIY enthusiast.
Jenna Beehler
Jenna Beehler is pursuing her Juris Doctor at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law. She previously completed both her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in Philosophy at Toronto Metropolitan University.
During law school, Jenna was a Clinic Manager with the Artists’ Legal Advice Services Legal Clinic and a researcher with the David Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights’ “Responding to 2SLGBTQIA+ Hate” Working Group. She also competed in advocacy and academic competitions, including the Baby Hockey Arbitration Competition of Canada and the Legal Innovation and Technology Case Competition. In the upcoming school year, Jenna will be a Vice President with the University of Toronto OutLaws.
In her spare time, Jenna enjoys kayaking at the Toronto Islands, indoor gardening, and playing pickleball.
Petar Bratic
Petar is completing his Juris Doctor at Western University’s Faculty of Law. He previously completed his Bachelor of Commerce in Business Administration (with Specialization in Human Resources) at the University of Windsor’s Odette School of Business.
Petar has been passionate about working in management-side labour and employment law since before he applied to law school. In business school, he wrote an undergraduate thesis on the exclusive jurisdiction of labour arbitrators. In law school, he competed in two internal labour moots, winning one and being a finalist in the other.
Petar represented Western Law as a French-speaking oralist in the national Laskin Moot. He also furthered his interest in legal research and academic writing by serving as a Managing Editor of the Western Journal of Legal Studies.
In his free time, Petar enjoys refereeing soccer, running, and trying out new gluten-free foods. He and his wife, Maja, enjoy giving back to their local community. Petar currently serves on the Board of Directors of his incorporated parish church.
Gagan Kisana
Gagan Kisana is currently pursuing his Juris Doctor at Osgoode Hall Law School. Prior to law school, Gagan completed his Master of Industrial Relations (MIR), and a Bachelor of Liberal Arts with a double major in Law & Society, and Philosophy. While completing his MIR, Gagan successfully advocated and won the Filion Wakely Thorup Angeletti LLP arbitration moot.
Before beginning his legal studies, Gagan served in the Canadian Armed Forces and went on to work in the public sector as a Workplace Investigator, and Employee/Labour Relations Officer. In these roles, he gained valuable experience on both union and non-union disputes by managing grievances/complaints, conducting investigations, and navigating complex labour relations issues.
At Osgoode, Gagan serves as the External Vice-President of the Osgoode Sikh Students Association. In his spare time, he enjoys riding his Yamaha MT-07 motorcycle and staying active by playing basketball, volleyball, and football.
Amal El Kordi
Amal El Kordi is pursuing her Juris Doctor at Osgoode Hall Law School. She previously completed her Honours Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at McMaster University, with a specialization in Global Citizenship.
Throughout her time at Osgoode, Amal has been an executive member of various student groups such as the International Law Society, Obiter Dicta, and the Fashion Law Society. Amal also recently worked as a Caseworker in the Community Legal Aid Services Program, and participated in pro bono initiatives with Pro Bono Students Canada. She also enjoys being a mentor to first-year students in the Osgoode Mentor Program.
In her spare time, Amal enjoys yoga, hiking, and making floral arrangements.
Andrew Lawrence
Andrew Lawrence is pursuing his Juris Doctor at the University of Ottawa. He previously completed an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science with a minor in Labour Studies at Brock University.
While at law school, Andrew is the Special Projects Manager and a Senior Editor on the executive board of the Ottawa Law Review and has worked as a Student Caseworker at Community Legal Services of Ottawa. As well, he has mentored incoming first year students and has been a moot competitor. Prior to law school, Andrew worked in human resources in the private sector and for a non-profit organization.
In his spare time, he enjoys working on puzzles, spending time outdoors, and cheering on his favourite Toronto sports teams.
Dana Petro
Dana Petro is entering her final year of studies at Osgoode Hall Law School. Prior to law school, she studied Political Science at York University and Paralegal Education at Humber Polytechnic. Dana completed the International Business Law program at Queen’s University Faculty of Law.
Dana is a licensed paralegal and has worked at large and boutique firms representing employers, employees, and unions. She is the incoming Vice President of the Osgoode Mature Students Association and an executive member of the Osgoode Labour & Employment Law Society. In law school, Dana worked as a Caseworker at the Osgoode Business Clinic and was the Osgoode runner-up in the Hicks Morley Labour Moot.
In her spare time, Dana enjoys spending time outdoors, practicing yoga, and taking weekend road trips.
