I am a final-year Ph.D. candidate at the Faculty of Law, University of Montreal, and a researcher at the Cyberjustice Laboratory. My work sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence, access to justice, and judicial decision-making.

I study how AI systems can support legal institutions and the people who use them. My research has focused on legal-information tools for the public, AI-supported dispute resolution, and quantitative methods for detecting or reducing errors in legal and judicial decision-making.

My work combines legal analysis, system design, and empirical evaluation. I have built and evaluated AI tools for legal guidance and mediation, and I have published and presented this work at leading AI and law venues.

I am currently completing my doctorate and welcome conversations about research, collaboration, and academic opportunities in AI and law.