Prior to joining the firm, Jonathan clerked at the Superior Court of Justice and the Divisional Court. As a judicial law clerk, Jonathan gained first hand insight into judicial reasoning as he assisted judges on motions, appeals and applications for judicial review, and a host of civil trials.

Jonathan received his JD from Osgoode Hall Law School, where he placed in the top 4% of his graduating class. Throughout his time at Osgoode, Jonathan volunteered with Pro Bono Students Canada on projects dedicated to poverty and mental health law. In his final year, Jonathan enrolled in Osgoode’s Mediation Clinic and acted as a community mediator for the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Counsel.

Before attending law school, Jonathan studied history at the University of Windsor where he received both his BA and MA. His thesis examined the role that political ideologies play in shaping our writing of history.