Sigma Samanta Khan Articling Student

Sigma Samanta Khan

Sigma Khan is an articling student in Gowling WLG's Toronto office.

Throughout Sigma's legal studies, she has been involved in the research stages of broad cross-border commercial litigation and class actions matters. Sigma has a special interest in privacy and technology litigation, and is currently pursuing her CIPP/C designation.

Sigma is a graduate of the Canadian and American dual juris doctor degree at the University Of Windsor Faculty Of Law and the University Of Detroit Mercy School Of Law. During law school, Sigma completed a research project on cyber security in the critical infrastructure sectors. Sigma was the President of the Technology club, Research Assistant with the Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship Clinic, Business Associate with Windsor's Law Review, and had her research regarding artificial intelligence class actions selected for presentation at the Canadian Law Student's Conference. Sigma participated in the Jessup Moot where she won top 10 oralist, and advanced to the international rounds. Sigma has served as a student attorney in Detroit's 36^th District Court, and as a judicial extern law clerk at Michigan's Wayne County Third Circuit Court.

Prior to law school, Sigma earned her Master of Arts in International Relations from Western University where she was a teaching assistant, and guest lectured on international data regulation. Sigma also holds her Bachelor's Degree from Western.