BRET SEIFERT-PIZZUTI

Bret is a Student-at-Law with Beamish Law.

Bret brings experience in advocacy and research relating to equality rights and Indigenous rights. He has clinical experience in the area of disability rights, and has researched various topics including the use of Indigenous Knowledge in environmental impact assessments. He also has years of work helping motor vehicle accident victims.

He is particularly interested in the law’s role in remedying structured inequality, holding governments accountable for their obligations, and in improving access to justice for vulnerable individuals. 

Education

Bret has a Juris Doctor Degree from Osgoode Hall Law School and is completing a Research LLM from Osgoode Hall Law School focused on disability rights and the constitutional interpretation of state obligations to remedy social inequality. His undergraduate work at York University was in political science and philosophy.

Personal

Bret enjoys creative activities and loves making digital illustrations for his fictional projects. He also enjoys nature hikes and photography.