A graduate of Queen’s University, Faculty of Law, Colin volunteered at the Queen’s Legal Aid clinic throughout his three years at Queen’s and his responsibilities grew from hands-on legal research, writing and litigation, to supervision and training of his fellow law students, to input on clinic operations from a policy level.  Colin has gained litigation experience before numerous courts and tribunals and received numerous awards recognizing his work. He was also the recipient of the Sabbath Prize in Wills and Estate Planning from Queen’s University, Faculty of Law.

While articling with Carters, Colin focused on the areas of charity and not-for-profit law and intellectual property, and also gained experience in civil litigation, corporate/commercial law and wills and estates. Colin has written articles for Carters’ Charity Law Update, Charity Law Bulletins and other publications, and he is a member of the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada, as well as the Privacy, Intellectual Property and Employment Sections of the Ontario Bar Association.

Practice Areas

Intellectual Property, Information Technology and Privacy Law

Education

J.D., Queen's University, 2010
B. A. (Hons.), University of Western Ontario, 2007

Called To The Bar

Ontario Bar, 2011