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    • Team Member Type: Paralegal

    Ramneek Paul

    Ramneek Paul

    Ramneek Paul joined Devry Smith Frank LLP in 2026 as a licensed paralegal in the firm’s Collections and Mortgage Recovery Department. She holds a Paralegal Diploma from Humber College and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from York University.

    Ramneek’s practice centres on debt recovery and mortgage enforcement, where she brings a clear understanding of creditor-side priorities, risk considerations, and the procedural demands of Small Claims Court. She is effective in managing large portfolios while maintaining close attention to detail, allowing her to move files forward in a timely and organized manner. She approaches each matter with a solutions-oriented mindset, balancing firm advocacy with a pragmatic approach to resolution.

    Ramneek is recognized for her strong communication skills and her ability to handle sensitive interactions with opposing parties in a professional and composed manner. She works closely with clients to support recovery strategies that align with their operational needs and is able to adapt to shifting timelines and volumes in a fast-paced practice.

    By Alyssa

    Greta Butoeg

    Greta Butoeg joined Devry Smith Frank LLP in 2025 as a paralegal in our collections and commercial litigation departments. She has substantial experience supporting recovery matters for clients, including banks, creditors, lenders, and collection agencies.

    Greta’s responsibilities have included vetting files for litigation suitability, drafting and initiating legal proceedings, and managing post-judgment remedies. Greta has implemented structured legal recovery strategies that have increased process efficiency and client recovery rates. She routinely liaises with opposing counsel and court personnel to facilitate timely resolutions and prepare detailed settlement documentation. Prior to her current role, Greta successfully negotiated settlements, resolved disputes, and maintained strong client relationships.

    Greta has a strong attention to detail and the ability to produce tailored collection strategies that meet client expectations. Her dedication to process improvement and outcome-driven work ethic continue to support clients’ recovery efforts.

    By Alyssa

    Wendy Cornacchia

    Wendy joined Devry Smith Frank LLP as a senior paralegal with over 25 years of experience advocating for the injured whether it be through her daily interactions with insurance adjusters, defence counsel, mediators, arbitrators, or by attendances at FSCO and the Social Services Tribunal.

    A graduate of the Law Clerk program at Humber College and a Licensed Paralegal since 2008, Wendy has continued her education by taking various courses offered by the Institute of Law Clerks, University of Toronto, The Advocates Society, Law Society of Ontario, Ontario Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA) and The Medical-Legal Society.

    She has most recently completed the Osgoode Hall Law School Professional Development Certificate Program, “Handling Provincial Offences Court, Small Claims Court & Landlord, and Tenant Board Matters”.

    Wendy has also been a presenter at OTLA, The Toronto Rehabilitation Institute Chronic Pain Program and she has contributed to in-house newsletters. Over the years, she has had an integral role in the training of newly graduated legal assistants, law clerks, and articling students.

    By Fauzan Siddiqui

    Nikki Alteen

    Nikki joined Devry Smith Frank (DSF) LLP in 2013 as a Paralegal. She brings over fifteen years of experience in debt collections and unsecured debt recovery and three years of experience in commercial litigation and small claims court.

    Nikki Alteen graduated with honours from the Paralegal Studies program at Algonquin Careers Academy in 2010 and obtained her Paralegal License through the Law Society of Upper Canada in 2014.

    She enjoys spending her spare time with family and friends, being active, and cooking.

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