Zoe M. Savitsky (she/her) is a Ph.D. candidate at Osgoode Hall Law School at York University, where she researches corporate mis/disinformation and transnational corporate accountability. Her broader research agenda examines corporations as social actors, and the wider and stranger theoretical, critical, and social dimensions of law’s “persons.” Prior to her doctoral studies, she spent over a dozen years in government and nonprofit litigation and leadership roles in the United States, managing teams and leading cases focused on racial, economic, housing, education, health, and climate justice. She lives in Toronto (Tkoronto) with her wife and their dog.