Vivian is the counterpoint to the argument that Generation Z is filled with poor writers who have short attention spans. She takes great pride in her writing, and can dive into a complex problem with the attention span of a Baby Boomer reading the Sunday newspaper in 1981. 

After graduating from the University of Toronto majoring in psychology and philosophy, Vivian graduated from the Allard School of Law at UBC, where she won the Law Foundation of British Columbia Public Interest Award in 2022, and completed an externship at the Provincial Court of British Columbia in Victoria, where she assisted judges with legal research, statutory interpretation, and drafting in criminal, family, and small claims matters.

 When she is not crafting the perfect legal memorandum, Vivian enjoys creative writing, graphic design, and slicing fish fillets at the precise thickness necessary for the ideal hot pot. 

 Vivian provides legal services in English and Mandarin.