Articling Student
Nina Traynor
Nina graduated from the University of Victoria with a joint degree in Canadian common law (Juris Doctor) and Indigenous Legal Orders (Juris Indigenarum Doctor). Nina has extensive research experience regarding issues affecting Indigenous Peoples gained as research assistant in academic and non-profit settings. During law school, Nina spent a summer working for the Crown Attorney’s Office in Ontario. Nina has a keen interest in how law and policy affect society’s most vulnerable populations.
Profile
Nina joined Mandell Pinder LLP as an articling student in 2024.
JD/JID, University of Victoria (2024)
B.A., Political Science and Criminal Justice and Public Policy, University of Guelph (2020)
Practice Areas
- Administrative & Regulatory Law
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Appeals
- Corporate and Commercial Legal Services
- Finance & Borrowing
- First Nations’ Specific Claims
- Government-to-Government Relationships
- Indigenous Child Protection & Family Legal Services
- Indigenous Governance & Law Development
- Indigenous Land & Natural Resources
- Inter-Tribal Relationships
- Legislative Reform
- Litigation
- Real Estate & Development
- Trusts & Settlements