As a summer and articling student at the firm, Jonathan gained experience through commercial and professional liability matters and continues to build a developing practice in a range of areas.

Jonathan graduated from Osgoode Hall Law School, where he worked as a research assistant to multiple professors and as a Dean’s Fellow for the Constitutional and Public Law course. During his three years at Osgoode, Jonathan worked extensively for Professor Alan N. Young and the Innocence Project researching complex criminal, constitutional, and administrative law matters and drafting documents for various levels of courts. He also took part in the Osgoode Hall Test-Case Litigation Project where he assisted on a constitutional challenge to police use of fatal force.

Jonathan served as an Associate Editor of the Osgoode Hall Law Journal and mooted extensively, competing in the Cassels Brock Cup Criminal Law Moot and the Lenczner Slaght/CBA Gale Cup. He was awarded the Criminal Procedure Prize for achieving the highest academic standing in Criminal Procedure and the Faisal Mirza Criminal Law Writing Prize.

Prior to attending law school, Jonathan studied theatre and classical studies at Queen’s University where he was awarded the Edythe Zacks Millman Prize in the Performing Arts.