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Partner, Technology, Toronto
Osler is pleased to announce that Erin Rubin, a partner in our Technology Group, has been named the 2026 CAN-TECH Law Rising Star Award winner by the Canadian Technology Law Association.
Practicing out of the Toronto office, Erin is a core member of our Technology Law Practice Group, where she handles some of the most complex and innovative technology transactions in Canada. Her practice focuses on complex commercial transactions involving technology, services, business processes and strategic partnerships across various sectors, including financial services, retail, pension plans, and emerging and high growth companies.
Erin has extensive experience advising on complex technology and business process outsourcings, technology procurements, co-branded card and loyalty arrangements, transactions involving new payment models such as open banking, AI-related transactions, and strategic partnerships. She has a deep understanding of the legal and regulatory issues in areas such as open banking, payments modernization, data management, and financial technology products and services, as well as key regulatory frameworks including the OSFI B-10 guideline.
Erin is also a thought leader, regularly writing and speaking on technology legal issues, and was most recently an instructor for OsgoodePD’s “Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Business Law: Legal Issues and Practical Applications” program.
She has also been recognized as a Rising Star in Technology by the International Financial Law Review (IFLR).
Erin has co-led the Osler Women Lawyers’ Network which encourages and supports the advancement of women, transgender, non-binary and other gender-diverse individuals.
The CAN-TECH Law Rising Star Award honors legal professionals in the Canadian Technology Law Bar and rising stars in their first 10 years. This award celebrates leadership, innovation and commitment to technology law.
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Partner, Technology, Toronto
