Bio
Stephanie Berberian is a summer student in Gowling WLG's Toronto office.
Stephanie is completing her JD at Western University. During law school, she has been actively involved with the Western Intellectual Property & Innovation Legal Clinic (WIPILC), where she progressed from caseworker in her first year to case manager. In this role, she has developed a strong foundation in intellectual property law while providing clients with legal information tailored to their specific needs.
Prior to law school, Stephanie completed a bachelor of health sciences in neuroscience at McMaster University, graduating summa cum laude and earning a place on the Dean’s Honour Roll (2018–2020). During her undergraduate studies, she completed a research thesis on nerve stimulation and its effects on sensorimotor function. She went on to complete a master of science in Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences at Western University, where her research focused on the effects of stigma on patients with Parkinson’s disease. Stephanie also worked as a neuroimaging analyst at the Sunnybrook Research Institute, focusing on small vessel disease in dementia populations.
Stephanie will focus her summer in the firm's Intellectual Property Department.
