CANADA
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Trends and Developments Contributed by: Brent Arnold, Carole Piovesan, Tamara Adler, Michael Pascu and Dilan Brar INQ Law
Canada
Ottawa
USA
INQ Law is a Toronto-based boutique law firm spe - cialising in health, data, and business law. The firm’s data practice spans global privacy, freedom of infor - mation, cyber-preparedness, data governance, and artificial intelligence. Its health practice covers clini -
cal practice, privacy, health research, risk manage - ment, and regulatory matters. INQ also advises on corporate commercial matters, board governance, charities, not-for-profits, and intellectual property.
Authors
Brent Arnold is a partner at INQ, with over 20 years of experience specialising in cybersecurity, privacy, and commercial litigation. He has appeared before all levels of court in Ontario, including the Supreme Court
Tamara Adler is an associate at INQ Law. Her practice focuses on privacy, cybersecurity, and privacy incident response; health information protection; complex enterprise technology agreements; data sharing;
of Canada, and has been recognised in Canadian legal directories. Brent is a respected thought leader and speaker, serving as chair of the Canadian Internet Society and holding leadership roles in multiple legal and technology organisations. His expertise lies at the intersection of law and technology, where he provides practical guidance on managing complex litigation, cyber-risk and data breach response.
and freedom of information. She routinely advises clients on a broad range of issues involving privacy, cyber preparedness, breach response, privacy risk mitigation, complex enterprise technology and AI service arrangements, including the review and interpretation of layered vendor contract frameworks. Prior to joining INQ Law, Tamara held roles across litigation, public policy, and private practice.
Carole Piovesan is managing partner at INQ Law, where she focuses her practice on privacy, cyber-incident response, data governance and AI risk management. She regularly counsels clients on a wide range of
Michael Pascu is a senior manager at INQ focused on AI and data governance. He has provided advisory services on data strategy, data ethics, and AI and data governance across Canada’s public
matters related to privacy, cyber-readiness and breach response, data governance, ethical AI and responsible innovation. She is a member of the OECD.AI Policy Observatory and has contributed to numerous organisations including the Global Partnership on AI, the Standards Council of Canada’s Data Governance Collaborative, and the National Advisory Council on AI in Healthcare.
sector, financial services and insurance sectors. Michael is focused on helping clients explore the full potential of their data and technologies to mitigate risk and drive growth through data-driven insights and the use of AI and advanced analytics techniques.
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