Naomi is an associate in Osler’s Privacy and Data Management Group. Naomi’s practice involves assisting organizations across sectors with a range of privacy and data matters, including responding to privacy and security incidents, navigating privacy regulatory investigations, and addressing issues relating to privacy compliance, incident preparedness, commercial agreements, and data governance.
Prior to articling at Osler, Naomi obtained her Juris Doctor at the University of Toronto, her Masters of English Literature from the University of Cambridge, and a B.A. Honours in English Literature and Physics from Queen’s University.
Latest Insights
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Osler Update March 18, 2025
The emerging role of open source in advancing AI adoption
Open source significantly contributes to influencing the future of AI by shaping innovation, regulatory discussion and governance.
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Osler Update October 16, 2024
OSI releases first candidate definition of ‘open source AI’ for final comments
The role of open source AI systems is becoming increasingly relevant as AI continues to reshape industries.
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Osler Update June 5, 2024
The board’s oversight in the age of AI: ethics, compliance and competitive advantage
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Osler Update May 10, 2024
Emerging AI security risks and considerations: key takeaways from the NIST adversarial machine learning report
As AI systems become increasingly prevalent and their integration into organizations become more entrenched, businesses face novel and evolving...
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Awards and Recognition
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Blake, Cassels & Graydon Prize
—University of Toronto -
Book Prize, International Taxation
—University of Toronto
Community Involvement
- Downtown Legal Services, Student Caseworker (2021-2022)
- Law in Action Within Schools, Volunteer
- Student Law Society – Academic Committee-Representative
Speaking and Writing
Published Work
Co-author, Recent Amendments to FIPPA: Understanding Privacy Breach Obligations for Public-Sector Organizations in Ontario, Ontario Bar Association, September 19, 2025
Co-author, AI Governance 101: Key Considerations for Organizations and Experts, The Ontario Technologist, 66 No. 3, May 2024
Co-author, The board’s oversight in the age of AI: ethics, compliance and competitive advantage, June 5, 2024
Co-author, Emerging AI security risks and considerations: key takeaways from the NIST adversarial machine learning report, 10 May 2024
Co-author, Law Society of Ontario publishes guidance for licensees with respect to the use of generative AI, 25 April 2024
Credentials
Education
- University of Toronto, JD (2023)
- University of Cambridge, MPhil (English Studies)
- Queen’s University, BA(H)
Languages
- English
Professional Affiliations
- Canadian Bar Association
- Ontario Bar Association
- Law Society of Ontario
- International Association of Privacy Professionals
