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- University of Toronto Faculty of Law (2020) JD
- Dalhousie University (2017) BA (Combined Honours – International Development Studies and Political Science)
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Angela Hou (she/her)
is a lawyer at Lenczner Slaght.
Angela summered and articled at the firm, where she gained experience in professional liability and public law matters, class actions, and employment disputes.
Angela graduated from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. She received the H. Carl Goldenberg Award in Labour Law and University of Toronto Student Leadership Award (the Gordon Cressy Award) for her commitment and service to the Faculty of Law. Angela was a caseworker at Advocates for Injured Workers, where she represented clients before the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board and the Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal.
Angela’s commitment to oral advocacy runs deep. She represented the University of Toronto in the 2019 Julius Alexander Isaac Moot, with her team placing second overall. She returned to coach the Isaac Moot the following year.
Angela is from Vancouver, British Columbia and moved to the East Coast to complete her undergraduate degree in International Development Studies and Political Science at Dalhousie University. While at Dalhousie, she served on the Senate Discipline Committee, where she adjudicated academic and Code of Conduct offences.
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Counsel to several defendant physicians in connection with a medical negligence action after a woman died from an aortic dissection. Successfully defended the action through a 10-week trial.
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Lenczner Slaght Welcomes Six New Associates
Canada’s leading litigation firm continues to strengthen its talent pool with the addition of six exceptional associates.
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Angela Hou organized and moderated GROWL's Student and Recent Calls event. The panel discussed their experiences and advice for new and aspiring racialized women litigators.
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The Canadian Class Action Review
Paul-Erik Veel, Adil Abdulla, and Angela Hou co-authored the article The Limits of Case Management: A Review and Principled Approach to the Court's General Management Powers, which was published in Volume 16, No. 2 of The Canadian Class Action Review.