Corie Langdon received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from McGill University in 2002 and then went on to complete a Master of Social Work from Carleton University in 2004. Before entering law school, Ms. Langdon worked for a federal Member of Parliament. Ms. Langdon attended Osgoode Hall Law School from 2006 to 2008, during which time she received an award for excellence in criminal law. Ms. Langdon joined Cooper & Sandler LLP as an articling student in August, 2008. She was called to the Ontario Bar in 2009 and is currently an associate with the firm. As an associate at Cooper & Sandler LLP, Ms. Langdon represents clients on a wide variety of matters before the criminal courts, including domestic assaults; sexual assaults; drug offences; drinking and driving; weapons offences and property offences. Ms. Langdon has a special interest in working with clients with mental illness who are involved in the criminal justice system. Ms. Langdon is also a member of the Ontario Working Group on Criminal Law and HIV Exposure.

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Corie A. Langdon, Toronto Criminal Lawyer - Cooper & Sandler LLP

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6 B.A., M.s.W., LL.B. Relevant Work Experience August 2008 – Present   [Toronto, Ontario] Cooper & Sandler Associate <ul> <li>Represent clients on a wide variety of matters before the criminal courts including charges related to: drug trafficking, assault and related charges and fraud.</li> </ul> August 2008-June 2009   [Toronto, Ontario] Cooper & Sandler   Articling Student <ul> <li>Assisted in the representation of clients on a wide variety of matters before the criminal courts including charges related to: drug trafficking, sexual assault, domestic assault and related charges and fraud.</li> </ul> May 2007 – April 2008 [Toronto, Ontario] Community Legal Aid Services Program, Osgoode Hall Criminal Division Leader  <ul> <li>Represented clients on all summary and hybrid Criminal Code offences as well as some Controlled Drugs and Substance Act offences.</li> <li>Researched and wrote legal and constitutional factums.</li> <li>Attended court dates.</li> </ul>    June 2004 – September 2005 [Burnaby, British Columbia] Office of Federal Member of Parliament Constituency Assistant <ul> <li>Researched and analyzed government policies and laws to find legislative solutions to constituent concerns.</li> <li>Coordinated relations with local and national media.</li> <li>Hosted national consultations to examine possible changes to the Canadian Human Rights Act.</li> </ul> April 2004 - June 2004 [Burnaby, British Columbia] Office of Federal Member of Parliament  Constituency Caseworker <ul> <li>Advocated for individual clients who were having legal and procedural difficulties with Immigration and Refugee applications, Employment Insurance, Student loans, Pensions, and Income Tax related issues.</li> </ul> January 2003 - April 2004 [Ottawa, Ontario] Office of Federal Member of Parliament Research, Policy and Legislative Assistant <ul> <li>Researched legislation, prepared speeches and drafted memorandum for M.P.</li> </ul> Education & Achievements 2005-2008   Faculty of Law, Osgoode Hall Bachelor of Laws * Recipient of the Jack Pinkofsky Prize for excellence in criminal law.  2002-2004 Carleton University Master of Social Work; Specialization in Social Policy  1998-2002 McGill University Bachelor of Arts; Sociology * Recipient of the Scarlet Key Award for Excellence in Leadershi Recent Volunteer Experience May 2009 – Present  [Toronto, Ontario] Elizabeth Fry Society Volunteer   Provide legal information and support from women involved with the Criminal Justice System September 2006 - Present [Toronto, Ontario] Community Legal Aid Services Program, Osgoode Hall Caseworker & Duty Counsel    Criminal Division Caseworker - duties included researching legal issues, case preparation, meeting and corresponding with clients    Duty Counsel - duties include client screening and intake, as well as scheduling appointments, data entry and responding to client inquiries September 2006- Present [Toronto, Ontario] Pro Bono Students’ Canada, Family Law Project Volunteer    Assisted with preparation and execution of ex-parte applications, custody and child support affidavits, restraining orders and all other filings and court appearances for unrepresented litigants. September 2005 – April 2006 [Vancouver, British Columbia] Law Students Legal Assistance Program, Carnegie Clinic Head    Organized and participated in weekly legal clinic dedicated to providing free legal advice to low income clients in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.    Conducted trials on assaults and drug charges.    Researched clients’ files, prepared all client cases, and corresponded with clients. Memberships <ul> <li>Law Society of Upper Canada</li> <li>Criminal Lawyers Association</li> <li>Ontario Bar Association</li> </ul>

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