Ceviel Alizadeh-Najmi

Diving into the world of employment and labor law, Ceviel Alizadeh-Najmi is making waves with her fresh perspective and dedicated approach. Her legal repertoire spans a wide array of critical areas, including but not limited to, navigating the complexities of employment standards, steering through the intricacies of labor relations, advocating in wrongful dismissal cases, ensuring compliance with occupational health and safety standards, and championing human rights within the workplace.

Ceviel's journey into law began in Toronto, where she first dipped her toes in the legal field as a summer student in 2019. Her commitment and zeal for the profession were clear from the start, leading her back to the same office to complete her articles in 2020. During this pivotal phase of her training, she gained invaluable experience through a secondment at Toronto Hydro, further enriching her understanding and skills in employment and labor law.

Her academic achievements are nothing short of impressive. Ceviel's journey through law school at the University of Ottawa was marked by distinction, graduating cum laude in 2020. Before law school, she honed her analytical and critical thinking skills at McMaster University, earning a Bachelor of Commerce with the highest honors, summa cum laude, in 2017. These academic accolades reflect her dedication to excellence and her profound understanding of the legal and business landscapes.

Beyond her professional and academic pursuits, Ceviel is deeply involved in the legal community. She is an active member of the Canadian Bar Association and the Ontario Bar Association, contributing to the discourse on employment and labor law. Her commitment to the legal profession is further solidified by her membership in the Law Society of Ontario.

Ceviel's passion for law extends to mentoring and advocacy, as evidenced by her executive role in the Women's Legal Mentorship Program during her law school years. This role underscored her commitment to supporting and uplifting women in the legal profession, fostering a community of empowerment and growth.

With her admission to the Ontario bar in 2021, Ceviel Alizadeh-Najmi stands at the forefront of the next generation of lawyers in employment and labor law. Her journey from a diligent student to a passionate advocate showcases her unwavering dedication to justice and her readiness to make a significant impact in the lives of workers and employers alike.