Rachel obtained her Bachelor of Science in Honours Chemistry with a minor in Mathematics from McGill University in 2015. She studied civil and common law at the Faculty of Law at McGill University where she graduated in 2018. She is a member of both the Ontario bar and the Quebec bar.

As a law student, Rachel worked as a research assistant in intellectual property law. She was the recipient of the E. Leo Kolber Entrance Scholarship and was awarded the Harry Batshaw Prize and the MacKay Award for her academic achievements. Rachel was also the winner of The Supreme Court of Canada in Fifty Years National Essay Competition and a member of the winning McGill team for the 2018 IBFD International Tax Law Competition.

Education and Credentials

Admitted to the Bar of Ontario 2020
Admitted to the Bar of Quebec 2020
B.C.L. / J.D., McGill University 2018
B.Sc. First Class Honours Chemistry, Minor Mathematics, McGill University 2015

Associations and Memberships

Canadian Bar Association
IPIC - Intellectual Property Institute of Canada
INTA - International Trademark Association