Miriam is an articling student at Gilbert’s who contributes to the litigation team. With a decade of experience in Toronto’s film industry as a producer and production manager, Miriam brings a unique perspective to her legal practice. She is passionate about working with emerging entrepreneurs, start-ups, and creators in the entertainment and arts sectors, helping them navigate the complexities of intellectual property law.
Before graduating from Osgoode Hall Law School, Miriam spent 10 years working in the film industry, where her career in the arts sparked her interest in law. During her time at Osgoode, Miriam was the Co-Director of Entertainment for the Entertainment and Sports Law Association and volunteered with Artist Legal Advice Services. She also worked as a Summer Fellow at the Osgoode Intellectual Property Clinic, gaining invaluable hands-on experience in intellectual property law. Miriam was honored to receive the Gurston Allen Prize in Conflict of Laws, awarded to the student with the highest standing in that area of study.
Miriam is particularly interested in helping artists, content creators, and entertainment businesses protect their intellectual property and build sustainable practices in today’s digital world.
When she’s not working, Miriam enjoys spending time with her family, baking gluten-free treats and getting lost in her YouTube subscription feed. She’s also a nature enthusiast and enjoys hiking with her cat, Mouse, who’s always up for an adventure.