About JTL
Jordan Tekenos-Levy was born and raised in Kingston, Ontario. Educated in both Canada and the United Kingdom, he holds degrees in Criminology (SMU, BA), International Politics (Glasgow, MSc.), and Law (Edinburgh, LLB).
He articled under respected barrister Richard J. Aitken, and now Justice Nathan N. Baker, before being called to the Bar in 2016. Since that time, Mr. Tekenos-Levy has devoted his career exclusively to criminal law. He appears regularly before the Ontario Court of Justice and the Superior Court of Justice, acting for individuals facing serious charges.
As Federal Prosecutor, Mr. Tekenos-Levy prosecutes offences under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, on behalf of the Public Prosecution Service of Canada.
Through his private practice, Mr. Tekenos-Levy represents clients charged under the Criminal Code. He does so across Ontario with discretion and precision. His approach is deliberate and personal — grounded in preparation, measured advocacy, and respect for the process.
Outside of the courtroom, he is drawn to travel, sport, music, and literature.
About MWC
Mark W. Cardy is a licensed paralegal with the Law Society of Ontario and is fully insured to provide legal services throughout the Province of Ontario. Mark provides legal representation in matters involving traffic offences, provincial offences, and certain minor criminal matters.
In addition to his role as paralegal to Mr. Tekenos-Levy, Mark is the owner and operator of Cardy Legal Services (inmydefence.com). His practice places a strong emphasis on trial advocacy and defence strategy, particularly in matters arising under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act.
Mark has represented clients in courts across Ontario and regularly assists Mr. Tekenos-Levy in his paralegal capacity during trial proceedings, providing support in case preparation, courtroom management, and litigation strategy.
Outside of his legal work, Mark enjoys playing bass guitar and writing music, and is an avid supporter of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
