Cameron grew up in Bracebridge, in the Heart of Muskoka, before attending law school at Windsor Law. After graduating from Windsor Law Cameron worked at a full-service law firm in Windsor where he gained valuable experience in a wide range of litigation, including corporate/commercial litigation, construction lien litigation, family law litigation, and real estate and property related litigation. In addition to litigation, Cameron also obtained a strong foundation in corporate law, wills, estate planning, and residential and commercial real estate transactions. In 2013, Cameron joined a law firm in Bracebridge, where he continued to develop his law practice, which focused on residential, waterfront and commercial real estate transactions, corporate law, wills, estate planning, and a wide variety of litigation matters. In 2018, Cameron started Hoos Law Professional Corporation. Since 2018, HLPC has blossomed into one of the Muskoka’s most well-known and respected law firms. When he is not working, Cameron enjoys spending time with his children, Zoe and Leo. He also loves the outdoors, playing hockey, golf, and cycling.

Jonathan completed law school at both Windsor Law and the University of Detroit Mercy. After graduation, Jonathan worked at a full-service law firm in downtown Toronto for 11 years with a focus on litigation including construction, commercial, estates, condominium, municipal liability and professional negligence claims. In addition to his litigation experience, Jonathan gained experience in a wide variety of other legal practices including will and contract drafting, real estate transactions, employment and corporate transactions. Jonathan joined Hoos Law in July 2024. In his down time, Jonathan enjoys returning to his small-town Southern Ontario roots by spending time outdoors with his family, playing hockey and cycling.

Cristina graduated from the University of Windsor, Faculty of Law, in 2022. While at Windsor Law, she participated in various community and outreach initiatives, including with the Downtown Mission homeless shelter and Pro Bono Students Canada where she researched wills and estates issues for Indigenous communities. After graduation, Cristina continued her pro bono work with the Reclaim Pro Bono Project while also articling at a full-service firm in Toronto, primarily focusing on commercial and civil litigation matters. Following her articles, Cristina transitioned to the Law Society of Ontario before deciding to leave the city’s hustle and bustle for beautiful Muskoka. She joined Hoos Law in August 2024. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, cooking, playing pickle ball, and taking long walks with her dog, Cashew.