Victoria Di Felice is an associate of the firm. She practises in the areas of intellectual property, information technology and regulatory law.
Victoria has a multifaceted practice that covers a range of intellectual property and information technology matters including, privacy, cybersecurity, IP commercialization, domain name disputes, and trademark and pharmaceutical patent related litigation. She also has experience in regulatory and advertising clearance for drugs, medical devices, foods, cosmetics, dietary supplements and natural health products.
Victoria is a frequent writer on Canada’s privacy law framework, addressing issues such as the protection of genetic information, cybersecurity, privacy risks associated with deepfake technology and proposed amendments to federal privacy legislation. She has also contributed to the development of the curriculum for Ontario’s Intellectual Property Action Plan.
Victoria holds a law degree from the University of Western Ontario, a Master of Science in Management degree from Ted Rogers School of Management, and an Honours Bachelor of Science degree from McMaster University.