Sarah summered at the firm in 2021 and recently completed her second year at the University of Windsor Faculty of Law. Prior to law school, she received an Honours Bachelor of Science in Health Studies, Biology and Psychology from the University of Toronto. During her undergraduate studies, she worked as a researcher, helping develop innovative health policy for degenerative neurological diseases and was published in the Alternative Global Network Media Lab. At law school, Sarah was a caseworker at the Legal Assistance of Windsor, assisting clients with matters before the Social Benefits Tribunal. Additionally, pursuant to her interests in technology, innovation, and the law, Sarah’s recent project has been shortlisted for the World Intellectual Property Organization’s video competition. In recognition of this achievement, she received a formal invitation of membership with the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada. Sarah also co-founded the internationally recognized organization, Global Youth Impact, a platform for youth to develop their leadership, public speaking and advocacy skills through workshops, community engagement and campaigns. For her work, she received the prestigious Urban Hero Award and was invited to lead the Canadian Delegation at the United Nations’ Youth Assembly in New York. Sarah is also a singer/songwriter, performing professionally in her sibling-band, DEYSofficial. The band has been featured on international news media and radio, and represented Team Canada at the World Championships of Performing Arts in Los Angeles, where they won gold for their original song. Outside of school and work, Sarah enjoys videography and travelling.