Practice Area · Technology & International
AI & Law
AI governance, model risk, AI-specific regulatory advice.
In short
AI work in Canada sits across the proposed Artificial Intelligence and Data Act, PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, copyright law, the Competition Act and whichever regulator governs your sector. The federal regime is still unsettled. The obligations already binding you are not.
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Book ServicesAI governance & readiness
Model inventories, impact assessments and governance frameworks built for a regime that is still moving.
Training data & IP
Dataset provenance, licensing, copyright clearance and open-model licence review across the training pipeline.
AI vendor & procurement contracts
Customer-facing AI terms, enterprise procurement responses, IP indemnities and acceptable-use rules.
Privacy & automated decisions
PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25 and GDPR review of automated decision-making, profiling, and personal data inside models.
Model risk & bias
Risk classification, bias and safety testing records, human oversight and incident response policies.
Regulatory strategy
Dealing with sector regulators: OSFI model risk guidance, healthcare AI obligations, and cross-border compliance.
Who we act for
Developers, deployers and regulated adopters.
- Foundation model companies
- AI SaaS
- Healthcare AI
- Financial services
- Legal tech
- GovTech
- Enterprise adopters
- Open-source AI
The first conversation
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