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Congratulations Deidre Khayamian!

Deidre Khayamian called to the barSpringLaw would like to congratulate Deidre Khayamian on being called to the Bar and continuing on with our firm as a 1st-year lawyer.  Deidre has a sharp legal mind,  an elegance with words, an amazing wit, and empathy and compassion for the clients she serves. We know she is going to be a fantastic lawyer and are honoured she has chosen SpringLaw as her legal home.

Deidre graduated from Queen’s University Faculty of Law and after working as a law clerk to support our litigation practice, she completed her articling program with us during 2020. She brings her many years of clerking experience at a large Bay Street firm to her legal practice, giving her a head start on running a practice, working with clients and knowing how to practically solve a legal problem.

Congratulations Deidre. We know being called during a global pandemic lacks all the fanfare you deserve, but please know that we’re cheering wildly from the back of the room! We’re so proud of you and so delighted you’re starting your career as a lawyer at SpringLaw. 

 

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