Kyle Anderson
Kyle is a recent Master of Laws (LL.M.) graduate from the University of Ottawa, where he also earned his J.D. in 2023, graduating with distinction in both programs. Kyle has a particular interest in immigration, refugee, employment, labour and estates law. Prior to pursuing his legal education, Kyle completed his B.A. in Political Science at the University of British Columbia and volunteered with Access Pro Bono and Pro Bono Ontario’s legal clinics.
At uOttawa, Kyle conducted extensive research in refugee law, where he investigated racial biases in decision-making, analyzed refugee detainment statistics, and critically examined Canada’s Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA). He also served as co-chair of the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers’ Student Chapter.
Outside of his academic pursuits, Kyle enjoys long runs on the Rideau Canal, traveling, and dissecting classic literature, and cinema. He is currently learning French and loves cooking, especially experimenting with international dishes.
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613-231-8223
Joe Habr
A proud graduate of Osgoode Hall Law School, Joe actively engaged in several moot court competitions and participated in an extensive research project that explored the intersections of artificial intelligence with collective bargaining. This experience, together with his work in criminal defence as a student, ignited his passion for trial advocacy.
Before his legal education, Joe achieved high distinction in Philosophy from Carleton University and gained valuable industry experience working as a computer scientist for the Canada Border Services Agency. This unique blend of philosophical rigor and technical expertise informs his analytical approach to legal problems.
In his personal time, Joe enjoys playing video games, lifting weights, and continually growing his book collection, pursuits that reflect his commitment to lifelong learning and personal development.
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613-231-8229
Joyce Ghaly
Joyce Ghaly is a recent graduate of the University of Ottawa, where she completed her Juris Doctor, graduating with distinction. Prior to her legal studies, she earned a bachelor’s degree in political science, also with distinction.
While at the University of Ottawa, Joyce served as a university ambassador, a job in which she guided incoming students through their stressful first year, helping them adapt to university life. After her 1L year, she completed an internship with a boutique personal injury firm. During the summer of 2L, Joyce joined Nelligan law!
Now, plunging into her articling term, Joyce is sampling every legal flavor on the menu, from corporate law to torts law, searching for her favorite—though choosing just one has proven itself to be a very difficult choice.
Outside of the office, Joyce is likely indulging in her passion for mixology, a skill rooted in her bartending background, which allows her to craft a wide array of innovative martinis. She is also a sports enthusiast, both as a player and a spectator. When not shaking up cocktails or engaging in sports, Joyce enjoys watching true story films, finding inspiration in the real-life challenges and triumphs of others.
Ready to chat torts or cocktails? Joyce is in!
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613-231-8227