Tatyana Loeffler-Vulpe

About Tatyana

Tatyana Loeffler-Vulpe practises civil litigation at Nelligan Law with an emphasis on personal injury, long-term disability, and estate litigation, including guardianship applications and contentious estates matters. She has represented clients at the Superior Court of Justice and in the Ontario Small Claims Court, and worked in politics before becoming a lawyer. Loeffler-Vulpe holds a French Common Law degree from the University of Ottawa, a Master of Political Management from the Clayton Riddell School of Political Management, and an Honours Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Carleton University, and is fluently bilingual in English and French. She serves as a Director with The Rehab Centre Volunteer Association and has been involved with the Women's Legal Mentorship program.

Practice areas

Personal Injury

Education & credentials

Law school

University of Ottawa

Undergraduate

Honours Bachelor Degree in Political Science, Carleton University

Other degrees

Master of Political Management, Carleton University