Kristina Draskovic

Kristina, a dynamic advocate for workplace law and human rights, bridges the gap between employers from both the public and private sectors, guiding them through the complexities of employment, labour, and civil litigation challenges. Her approach is grounded in delivering prompt, efficient, and forward-thinking strategies tailored to meet the unique needs of her clientele.

At the core of her practice lies a dedication to resolving disputes, whether through litigation or alternative mechanisms, ensuring that employers navigate these processes with the utmost confidence and preparedness. Kristina's expertise extends to drafting persuasive submissions for the Human Rights Tribunal and Labour Relations Board, alongside contributing to legal proceedings in the Provincial Court of British Columbia.

Her legal journey began with a summer and articling position at a prestigious international firm, laying the groundwork for her commitment to legal excellence. It was during this time that Kristina launched Raise the Bar, a visionary project aimed at uplifting disenfranchised youth by opening pathways into the legal profession.

Holding a JD from the University of British Columbia since 2020, Kristina's law school tenure was marked by her active engagement in initiatives that spanned from international justice to community legal education. Her notable contributions include co-authoring a significant report for the International Criminal Court and offering her skills to various volunteer programs aimed at broadening legal access and awareness.

As a recognized member of the Canadian Bar Society's BC Branch and the co-founder of Raise the Bar, Kristina's professional and community engagements reflect her profound commitment to fostering legal advocacy and education. Her academic foundation is further solidified by her education, culminating in a JD and a BA from the University of British Columbia, demonstrating a relentless pursuit of knowledge and service in the fields of workplace and human rights law since her call to the British Columbia bar in 2021.