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Brieanna Da Silva, MFAcc, is a Litigation Law Clerk and third-year law student at the University of Windsor Faculty of Law. With over six years of litigation experience, she has worked on a broad range of matters, including subrogation claims, accident benefits disputes, fraud investigations, medical negligence actions, property and motor vehicle tort claims, priority and loss transfer disputes, arbitrations, and examinations under oath. Her diverse litigation background has provided her with extensive experience supporting files through all stages of the litigation process.
Prior to attending law school, Brieanna completed both her undergraduate and graduate degrees at the University of Toronto. She is particularly interested in the intersection of health and the law and is committed to advancing her knowledge in this area. As part of her ongoing professional development, she recent completed a Certificate in Consent, Capacity and Decision-Making through Osgoode Hall Law School.
Throughout law school, Brieanna has actively engaged in academic and clinical opportunities that complement her litigation experience. During her first year, she served as an Associate Editor for Cybaris®: An Intellectual Property Law Review, contributing to the publication of scholarly work in intellectual property law. In her second year, she was a Student Caseworker with the Mental Health Justice Clinic, where she supported clients navigating legal issues related to mental health, capacity, and access to justice. In her third year, she serves as a Peer Mentor, Team Lead for the Pro Bono Student’s Canada – Animal Welfare Project, Constitutional Law Tutorial Assistant and Research Assistant.
A strong advocate for lifelong learning, Brieanna is passionate about continuing education and professional growth. Outside of her academic and professional pursuits, she is committed to animal advocacy and contributes as a writer for the Animal Legal Defense Fund. She also enjoys spending time in nature with her partner and puppy, travelling to Toronto to visit family and friends, and maintaining an active lifestyle through strength training and Pilates.
