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LTEC LAB STUDENTS
Cindy Lui Single JD '25
Cindy is an 3L Single JD at Windsor Law and has been with the LTEC Lab since February 2023. She reports to Director Pascale Chapdelaine and is particularly interested in the intersection of law, technology, and access to justice such as the use of videoconferencing in courts. Prior to law school, Cindy attended the University of Toronto - Trinity College double majoring in Criminology and Ethics, Society & Law. During her free time, she enjoys competing in trap shooting competitions, taking her toy poodle Tofu out on long walks, and getting involved in her community.
Brandon Beck Single JD '25
Brandon is 3L transfer student who joined Windsor Law this year from Penn State–Dickinson Law. During his time at Penn State, Brandon assisted with research on multiple articles dealing with topics ranging from worker classification and employee benefits to AI issues surrounding the perpetuation of misnomers in business law. Before attending law school, Brandon worked as a litigation law clerk in Ottawa for over six years. In his most recent role as a senior law clerk, Brandon worked on various personal injury matters, including complex medical malpractice cases and motor vehicle accidents. Outside of school and work, Brandon enjoys spending quality time with his family and exploring the city of Windsor, which is now where he calls home.
Daina Elias Single JD '26
Daina is a second-year JD student at Windsor Law and a Research Assistant at the LTEC Lab, where she supports Professor Pascale Chapdelaine on specialized research and writing projects. With a background in Cinema Studies, as well as Criminology and Sociolegal Studies from the University of Toronto - Innis College, Daina has a keen interest in intellectual property, and law and technology issues, especially in the context of transnational law. During her free time, Daina enjoys watching films, reading industry news, and immersing herself in nature. As a proud Assyrian, she is also committed to voicing the significant contributions of the Assyrian people to our modern-day advancements.
Driven by a passion for the intersection of law and technology, I chose to pursue law school to deeply explore both fields, and being part of the LTEC Lab has been a perfect opportunity to do just that! With a B.Sc. in Biotechnology from the University of Waterloo, I’ve had the rewarding experience of collaborating with innovators across industries such as pharma, robotics, and artificial intelligence, helping them on the strategic side! Outside of school, I enjoy food vlogging, hiking, and journaling.
Jessica is a second-year student at Windsor Law with a strong interest in intellectual property law and technology. As a research assistant at the LTEC Lab, she contributes to the planning and execution of events, helping to foster discussions and knowledge sharing on emerging legal and technological issues. Jessica completed her BBA at the Schulich School of Business, York University, where she also worked with several tech startup founders. Outside of school, Jessica is a fitness enthusiast and enjoys public speaking.
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