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Hannah* is the Manager, Legal Talent, Student Recruitment & Development at Lenczner Slaght. She attracts and recruits exceptional law students from across Canada and welcomes them into the firm as they begin their careers in litigation. By connecting them with some of Canada's leading litigators from their first day, Hannah helps students§ build the confidence, skills, and judgment they will rely on as great advocates. She manages every stage of the firm's student program, from recruitment and onboarding to training and feedback, and creates an environment where students are challenged, supported, and given the opportunity to soar‡ . Her commitment helps ensure that Lenczner Slaght is where the best get better. .

Expertise

  • Bar Admissions:
    • Ontario (2015)
  • Education:
    • University of Toronto (2014) JD
    • McGill University (2010) BA (Honours)

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Hannah Kingdom

is the Manager, Legal Talent, Student Recruitment & Development at Lenczner Slaght.

Hannah leads the firm’s student recruitment and development programs, overseeing all aspects of the firm’s annual recruitment process, attracting exceptional law students from across Canada who want to build careers in advocacy. She represents the firm at law schools nationwide and builds lasting relationships with students, career offices, and student organizations.

Once students join the firm, Hannah oversees every aspect of the summer and articling experience, including onboarding, work allocation, mentorship, coaching, feedback, and career guidance. She connects students with the firm’s leading litigators to ensure they build the confidence, skills, and judgment they will rely on as great advocates.

Prior to joining Lenczner Slaght, Hannah practiced for over a decade at a leading Canadian business law firm, focusing on health regulatory and advocacy matters. There, she led the firm’s women’s initiatives for several years, was actively involved in student recruitment and mentorship, and was a regular pro bono volunteer.

  • The Advocates’ Society

  • Ontario Bar Association

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