Jessica Karjanmaa
Automatically compiled listing. Details may contain errors.Associate Lawyer and Director of Student Programs at Tupman & Bloom LLP
About Jessica
Jessica Karjanmaa is an associate lawyer at Tupman & Bloom LLP and serves as the firm's Director of Student Programs. Her practice covers estate, trust and capacity litigation, along with civil litigation and family law appeals. Before joining the firm, she practised at a Toronto boutique focused on estates, trusts and capacity matters, and she articled at the Office of the Children's Lawyer, gaining experience in estates, civil litigation and family law before returning there as counsel to assist with appeals. Jessica earned her Juris Doctor from Osgoode Hall Law School, where she worked as a caseworker at Parkdale Community Legal Services representing clients before the Social Benefits Tribunal, served as a Dean's Fellow for civil procedure, and was elected president of the Osgoode Women's Network. She holds a Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies from Western University and is licensed to practise in both Ontario and Nova Scotia.
Education & credentials
- Undergraduate
- Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies (Consumer Behaviour), Western University
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