Antonia Hristova

Antonia adopts a compassionate “client first” approach to her practice as she feels extremely privileged to be able to assist clients throughout their rehabilitation and zealously advocate for a fair compensation. Antonia’s approach is guided by her strong conviction that providing exceptional legal representation is integral to each client’s road to recovery.

Her recent notable work includes a favorable decision on a Summary Judgment motion where she worked alongside Michael Giordano as they secured a win against a non-for-profit Occupier’s Act owner who denied liability for a fall on their property due to ice and snow. The Ontario Superior Court of Justice decision in Chambers v Remnant Tabernacle has been selected to be included in Thomson Reuters’ Carswell’s Practice cases as well as its Litigator service for its recognition as a prominent decision.

Antonia is an active member of the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA), The Toronto Lawyers Association (TLA), and The Ontario Bar Association. She has been devoted to advocacy and policy work at OTLA and has been a part of the New Lawyers Division leadership since May 2022 – she currently serves as the Chair of the New Lawyers Division and prior to that, served as the Vice-Chair.

Antonia is a graduate of the University of Windsor, Faculty of Law. Prior to law school, she received her Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Law & Society and Human Rights and Equity Studies from York University, where she graduated with distinction.

While at law school, Antonia was a President of the Environmental Law Society for two consecutive years and a Committee Member of the Women and the Law National Association. She successfully assisted self-represented litigants with mediations and hearings in support of ongoing Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO) cases at the National Self-Represented Litigants Project, founded by Julie Macfarlane.

Antonia completed a summer program on International Criminal Law & International Legal and Comparative Approaches at the Hague, The Netherlands where she engaged in invaluable experiential learning and obtained mentorship from world-renowned litigators and judges at the International Criminal Court, the International Court of Justice, the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, and the Special Tribunal for Lebanon.

In her spare time, Antonia is a devoted yogi while she also enjoys exploring Toronto’s restaurant scene, creating new barista recipes, and exploring “must-see” scenic hiking/biking trails.

In 2017, Rosanna graduated from the Paralegal Studies program at Cestar College of Business Health and Technology.

Outside of work, Rosanna’s interests include reading, fitness, and Salsa dance.

Rosanna is fluent in Spanish.