Harm Dhillon
Student-at-Law
Harm is a compassionate and community-minded articling student who values building strong relationships through clear communication and thoughtful service. Clients can expect a responsive, approachable advocate who is committed to understanding their needs and providing practical support every step of the way.
Biography
Harm is a recent graduate of Western University’s Faculty of Law, where she earned her Juris Doctor in 2026. Before obtaining her law degree, she graduated from the University of Calgary with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science.
Guided by the concept of selfless service, Harm has volunteered in various positions in both Calgary and London. Growing up, she volunteered monthly at the Mustard Seed or Drop-in Centre, making vegetarian meals for the community. While attending law school, she worked with Single Women in Motherhood through Pro Bono Students Canada and at Community Legal Services, Western Law’s Legal Clinic, serving students and low-income residents of London, Ontario.
Before pursuing a legal career, Harm worked in various customer service positions, honing her communication and relationship-building skills. Outside of work, Harm likes to travel with friends, retreat to the border of Alberta and BC for camping/hiking trips, and oftentimes indulges in reality show marathons.
Professional Involvement
- Member, Law Society of Alberta
Education
- B.A., University of Calgary
- J.D., Western University