Articling Students

If you are interested in applying to become an articling student at our firm, please review the information and requirements in our Student Program.

Articling applications for the 2027-2028 year are due by June 26, 2026, 5:00pm. Please provide a cover letter, resume, law school and undergraduate transcripts, and letters of reference in one complete pdf file, sent to patrick.shing@millsandmills.ca.

Applications for a 2026 summer student position will be considered if received by March 13, 2026.

After completing her summer student term at Mills & Mills LLP in 2025, Stefania is excited to return to the firm for her Articling term. Stefania achieved her Juris Doctor from Osgoode Hall Law School, York University. Prior to law school, Stefania obtained an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from York University.

Stefania was involved with many exciting initiatives during law school. She worked with the Osgoode Advocacy Society during her first two years of law school and served as a caseworker with the Osgoode Business Clinic during her 2L year. During her final year of law school, Stefania competed in the Tort Law Moot Competition in which she and her moot partner advanced to the semi-final rounds.

Most significantly, Stefania became deeply involved with Osgoode’s student chapter of the Christian Legal Fellowship (CLF). During her 2L year she served as the Vice President of Events, and played a large role in hosting a national student conference at Osgoode with CLF. In her final year, she served as Co-President of Osgoode’s CLF chapter and in addition to leading and organizing many on-campus events and initiatives with CLF, she was part of the Organizing Committee for the first ever Amicus Intervenor Moot hosted at Western University, organized with CLF and focused on intervenor-style advocacy.

Outside of law, Stefania enjoys staying active, the escape of a great book and spending time with her family and friends.

Taranjot is an Articling Student at Mills & Mills LLP. He earned his Juris Doctor from Western Law and holds an Honours Bachelor of Science in Biological Science from the University of Guelph.

During law school, Taranjot was actively involved in advocacy, mentorship, and student leadership. He participated in competitive moots, where he developed strong oral advocacy and legal research skills. He also served as a 1L Mentor and Exchange Buddy, contributed to the Western Law Advocacy Committee and Sponsorship Committee, and was involved with the Western Law Student Council Elections Team, first as a Deputy Returning Officer and later as Chief Returning Officer.

Taranjot also served as a Teaching Assistant for Constitutional Law, supporting students in their understanding of foundational constitutional principles. In this role, he led discussions, provided feedback on written work, and assisted students in navigating complex legal concepts. This experience further strengthened his passion for mentorship and legal education.

Outside of the office, Taranjot enjoys playing soccer, exploring new movies, and reading.