Caleb Jemmott

Caleb Jemmott completed his Juris Doctor at the University of Calgary Faculty of Law in 2026 and previously worked as a summer student with the firm. During law school, he participated in several mooting competitions and was an active member of his community. He competed in the Davies Corporate/Securities Law Moot in his second year, where he received the third-place factums award, and went on to serve as an assistant coach the following year. In his first year, he placed first in the BLG Trial Competition and competed in the McGillivray Moot Competition. Caleb’s community involvement during law school included his work with Pro Bono Students Canada, where he served as project lead for the King’s Bench Amicus Project and volunteered with the Civil Claims Duty Counsel Project, both of which support self-represented litigants. He also served as a student ambassador for the Faculty of Law, where he supported and mentored prospective and first-year law students.

Prior to law school, Caleb worked as a legal assistant at a leading personal injury boutique in Vancouver and later at a national law firm, where he developed strong case management skills. He also spent a summer as an associate at Goodlawyer, a legal technology company in Calgary, gaining exposure to innovative legal service delivery. During his undergraduate studies at Trinity Western University, he earned a Bachelor of Human Kinetics with distinction and was recognized as a U Sports Academic All-Canadian while competing on the varsity men’s soccer team. Outside of work and academics, Caleb enjoys playing golf, skiing, and spending time with family and friends.