Jennifer R. Davidson, B.A., J.D.
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Qualifications
- Juris Doctor, Osgoode Hall Law School
- BA, Social Anthropology, Dalhousie University
- Community Mediator, St. Stephens Community House
- Post Graduate Honours Certificate, Corporate Communications, Centennial College
- Web Development Certificate, Ryerson University
Jennifer Davidson is an associate of the firm. She practises technology law and intellectual property law.
Practice Areas
Jennifer Davidson practices technology law and intellectual property law at Deeth Williams Wall LLP, advising clients on the various stages of commercializing innovations including outsourcing transactions, licensing, privacy and regulatory considerations, particularly with respect to emerging technologies and artificial intelligence, for both private and public sector clients. Jennifer also advises clients on a range of cyber-security preparatory and response measures.
Jennifer advises clients on intellectual property protection, and represents clients in IP disputes and litigation, with emphasis on issues involving copyright.
Jennifer is a board member and executive member of the Canadian Technology Law Association (CAN-TECH), co-chair of the Women in Technology committee (CAN-TECH), vice chair of the Ontario Bar Association (IP / IT Law Section), and a board member of the Toronto council for Technion University.
Jennifer is a graduate of Osgoode Hall Law School and recipient of the Dean's Gold Key, the IP and Technology Law prize and the Anita Sulley Award. Jennifer continues to maintain close ties with Osgoode Hall Law School, serving as a coach to the school’s competitive international IP mooting program.
Prior to law school, Jennifer worked in the technology sector, developing customized solutions and applications to improve productivity and client activation. Jennifer holds advanced certifications in both public relations and web development.
Jennifer is a frequent speaker and writer on technology and intellectual property law.
Jennifer joined DWW as a summer student in 2014 and completed her articles with the firm in 2017.
AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS
- Dean's Gold Key, Osgoode Hall Law School
- IP & Technology Law Prize, Osgoode Hall Law School
- Anita Sulley Award, Osgoode Hall Law School
Professional Affiliations
- Canadian Technology Law Association (Can-Tech), Board of Directors, Secretary of the Executive
- Canadian Technology Law Association (Can-Tech), Co-Chair, Women in Technology Committee
- Ontario Bar Association (OBA) IP & IT Law Section, Vice Chair
- Technion University Foundation, Toronto Council Board Member
- Toronto Computer Lawyers' Group (TCLG), Member
- Canadian Bar Association (CBA), Member
- Intellectual Property Institute of Canada (IPIC), Member
- Toronto Intellectual Property Group (TIPG), Member
- Women's Law Association of Ontario (WLAO), Member
- Toronto Lawyers Association (TLA), Member
- Canadian Internet Registration Authority, Member
