Sahra Panjwani

Sahra Panjwani embarked on her journey with Mills and Mills LLP, stepping into the role of a LegalShield Associate. Her legal career began to take shape in London, Ontario, where she completed her articling at a boutique law firm, leading to her call to the Ontario Bar in January 2013. During this pivotal phase, Sahra immersed herself in the intricacies of family law, civil litigation, and wills and estates, laying a robust foundation for her future endeavors.

Sahra's professional focus has been particularly aligned with aiding low-income families navigate the complexities of family law, including intricate dealings with the Children’s Aid Society. Her expertise, however, is not confined to this area alone. Over the years, Sahra has expanded her proficiency to cover employment law, personal injury, business conflicts, and estate planning, showcasing her versatility and commitment to legal excellence.

Her academic journey was marked by a profound interest in Business Administration and Political Studies, which she pursued at Trent University, graduating with Honours. Sahra's quest for knowledge continued at Osgoode Hall Law School, where she not only obtained her J.D. but also engaged deeply with indigenous issues through her participation in the Aboriginal Intensive program, including a significant placement in Winnipeg at the Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources.

Before her tenure at Mills and Mills LLP, Sahra's commitment to family law was evident through her volunteer work in the Family Law courts of Toronto. Additionally, her involvement in law reform initiatives at the Law Commission of Ontario, where she earned a certificate in Labour law, speaks volumes of her dedication to legal reform and advocacy.

Beyond her professional achievements, Sahra's memberships with the Law Society of Ontario, Ontario Bar Association, and the Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers, alongside her past contributions to boards like Access Alliance Multicultural Health & Community Services and the Community Race Relations Committee of Peterborough, underline her active engagement with both the legal and broader community.

Sahra's volunteering efforts, especially through the Sponsorship Support Program for Pro Bono Lawyers, further illustrate her unwavering commitment to making a tangible difference in the lives of those facing legal challenges. Her career is a testament to her passion for assisting individuals with the legal aspects of their daily lives, embodying her dedication to justice and equality.