Hayden Hanlon

Hayden is an articling student at Levitt LLP, having joined the firm after earning her JD at the University of Windsor.

During her studies, Hayden served as an editor and business associate for the Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues, the VP of Finance for the Fashion Law Association, and as president of her local Animal Justice chapter. Between semesters, she was on the team that first launched her law school’s certification program for working lawyers and paralegals, covering workplace safety and insurance practices. Hayden volunteered and summered at Community Legal Aid, focusing on housing and consumer protection matters and worked in the university’s Athletics and Recreation department at the Toldo Lancer Centre.

Hayden also spent time in Lyon, France, studying international business and intellectual property law with a focus on EU regulation.

During her undergraduate years, Hayden studied at Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario. She earned an Honours BA in Greek and Roman Studies while serving as an editor for the Corvus Journal of Classics and Ancient History, and as the social coordinator for the Classics Society. After graduating, Hayden attended Algonquin College’s paralegal program, where her interest in labour and employment law was first piqued.