Who We Are
Paul Eluchok, BA, LLB
Senior University Legal Counsel
Since January 2018, Paul Eluchok has acted as Legal Counsel at Western, advising the University on a broad range of issues, including procurement, IP, litigation, governance, student affairs and corporate matters. From 2013-2017, Paul worked in the University Secretariat's Office on a variety of legal, privacy and access to information matters.
Prior to working at Western, Paul worked at a local law firm practicing in real estate, estates, and corporate/commercial law. He is a member of the Canadian Association of University Solicitors, the National Association of College and University Attorneys, and the COU Legal Counsel group.
Paul received his BA from Western and his law degree from Queen's University and was called to the Ontario bar in 2006.
David Foster, JD, BSc (Hons)
University Legal Counsel
David advises and supports University decision-makers on administrative law and litigation matters, particularly those pertaining to human rights, and fairness in internal procedures affecting students in academic and non-academic matters.
Prior to joining the Office of the University Legal Counsel in April of 2023, David practiced in the field of labour and employment law, administrative tribunal proceedings and commercial litigation, along with experience directing and conducting third party investigations. In addition to his legal practice, David has acted as a senior advisor to the federal government on matters of policy and parliamentary affairs.
David is a graduate of the Health Studies and Gerontology program at the University of Waterloo. He obtained his Juris Doctor from the University of Calgary and was called to the Ontario bar in 2011.
Kelly-Ann Sullivan, JD, BA (Hons)
University Legal Counsel
Kelly joined the Office of the University Legal Counsel in March 2023. She advises on a variety of matters with a principal focus on academic, technology, procurement, privacy, real estate, and donor agreements. She also sits on the Technology Risk Assessment Committee and is actively involved in the review of new technologies across Campus.
Prior to joining Western, Kelly worked in private practice for many years, in the areas of real estate, wills and estates and family law. She also has experience in criminal law and personal injury law.
Kelly completed her undergrad at Nipissing University and is a graduate of the University of Ottawa’s French common law program. She was called to the bar in 2015.