Summer Articling Student

Natasha Cvitkovic

Office

Vancouver

Education

Natasha is a student at Peter A. Allard School of Law. She is passionate about access to justice and has served as a volunteer clinician with the Law School Legal Advice Program and as a presenter to schools across Vancouver with Allard’s Legal Education Outreach team. In her second year, she competed in the Willms & Shier Environmental Law Moot, winning first place in both oral arguments and factum with her team, as well as first place oralist. Prior to law school, Natasha obtained a combined Honours Bachelor of Arts and Science and Genetics and Molecular Biology from McMaster University. In her free time, Natasha enjoys hiking and staying active through recreational soccer and volleyball.

  • Co-author, “Doing Business in British Columbia Guide,” Lex Mundi (2025)
  • Co-author, “Practical Law – Doing Business Global Guide (Canada),” Thomson Reuters (2025)
  • Quoted, “Craft cannabis growers say better bud will be key to thriving in the legal market”, Globe & Mail (June 22, 2018)
  • Co-author, “TSX, TSX-V and CSA Clarify Their Positions on Listed Entities with Ties to U.S. Marijuana Market,” 22:5 C.S.F.L.R. (2017)
  • Co-author, “Eco Oro: OSC Trumps TSX and Shows Willingness to Unwind Transactions,” Business Quarterly (British Columbia Bar Association, August 2017); also published in 22:5 C.S.F.L.R. (2017)
  • Co-author, “OSC Hits Pause, and Potentially Rewinds, Eco Oro’s Share Issuance,” 22:3 C.S.F.L.R. (2017)
  • Co-author, “Securities Regulators Evaluate Private Placements as Defensive Tactics Under the New Take-Over Bid Regime,” 22:1 C.S.F.L.R. (2017)
  • Co-author, “So Many Options: An Overview of Equity Compensation and Incentives,” Tax Profile, No. 4 (2017)
  • Author, “Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act Is Constitutionally Applicable to Banks,” Business Beat (Ontario Bar Association, October 2014)