Jay Moch,

“I was drawn to Lawson Lundell because the lawyers created a space where I was encouraged to be myself.”

Jay Moch is an articling student in the Calgary office of Lawson Lundell. He is interested in all areas of corporate and commercial law.

Jay obtained his J.D. from the University of Calgary where he was the recipient of several humanitarian awards including the Honourable Cecilia Johnstone Equality Award.

Prior to joining the firm, Jay worked as a Summer Student at the Alberta Civil Liberties Research Centre. He was a founding executive of OUTLaw, an LGBTQ+ organization within the University of Calgary. Jay also helped organize and lead the Trans ID Clinic through Pro Bono Students Canada.

• Law Society of Alberta, Articled Student
• CBA Sexual Orientation and Gender identity (SOGIC) Alberta South Section, Executive Member

• Summer Student at the Alberta Civil Liberties Research Centre
• Project Lead for the Trans ID Clinic with Pro Bono Students Canada, University of Calgary
• President for OUTLaw, University of Calgary Chapter