Thomas Mora

Thomas Mora is an articling student at Campisi LLP. He obtained his Juris Doctor from the Henry N.R. Jackman Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto and completed his undergraduate studies at York University, graduating summa cum laude.

Thomas has a strong interest in personal injury and civil litigation, particularly in advocating for individuals navigating the legal system following serious injuries and life-changing events. While at the University of Toronto, Thomas founded and served as Co-President of the Personal Injury Law Society, which he established to provide students with greater exposure to personal injury law and opportunities to connect with practitioners in the field.

During law school, Thomas developed a strong interest in oral advocacy and litigation. Thomas competed in the Hockey Arbitration Competition of Canada, winning both the University of Toronto competition and the national competition. He also excelled in Trial Advocacy, receiving the highest-grade designation awarded by the Faculty of Law.

Thomas joined Campisi LLP as an articling student after previously working with the firm as a summer student. He assists with a broad range of personal injury matters and is gaining experience across all stages of the litigation process.