Privacy, Data and Information Security
Practice Area:
Privacy, Data and Information Security
Meet
Natalie E. Carrothers
Privacy, Data and Information Security Lawyer
Privacy is paramount; it is intertwined in everything we do. Privacy enables us to establish boundaries and allows us to control how we present ourselves to the world and interact with others.
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519.932.3332
PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
Experience
Natalie Carrothers is a Partner at Lerners LLP. Her practice focuses on advising on privacy issues, including preparing privacy policies, developing training programs, and managing and responding to privacy breaches. She has extensive advocacy experience, including before Ontario tribunals and the Superior Court of Justice.
Natalie also practises in the areas of health law, commercial litigation and independent investigations.
Leadership Positions and Community Contributions
Chair, St. Joseph’s Hospice, Handbags for Hospice Committee (2019)
Member, St. Joseph’s Hospice, Handbags for Hospice Committee (2016-2020)
Committee Member, Women’s Symposium (2017-present)
Executive Member, OBA Privacy & Access to Information Law Section (2019-present)
Executive Member, OBA Health Law Section (2019-present)
Executive Member, OBA Administrative Law Section (2019-present)
Chair, Southwest Young Lawyer Division Executive, Ontario Bar Association (2017-2018)
Awards/Recognition
Best Lawyers in Canada, Ones to Watch, Corporate and Commercial Litigation and Health Care Law
Gretta J. Grant Prize in Community Legal Services (2015)
Torkin Manes LLP Award (2015)
Dean’s Honour List, Western University (2008-2012)
Selected Presentations/Publications
Presenter, "Practical Tips and Interesting Issues Skillings v. Colquhoun", Middlesex Law Association 13th Annual Personal Injury Conference, November 27, 2019
Program Chair, "Expert Advice on Launching Your Legal Career: I Have My Law Degree, Now What?", Ontario Bar Association (September 2017)
Co-author, with Emmett L., “The Continuing Evolution of Canadian Law and Privacy: The Impact of Social Media Posts”, Claims Canada (2016)
Co-author, with Ventresca Y. and Martens S., “Stretching the Limits of Statutory Interpretation: The Implications of College of Nurses of Ontario v Mark Dumchin on the Jurisdiction of Regulated Health Colleges over Former Employees, Ontario Bar Association, Health Law Section (2016)
Co-Author, with Emmett L., "T.K.L v. T.M.P - A Narrowing of the Newest Tort of the Public Disclosure of Private Facts", Hearsay, Canadian Defence Lawyers, June 2016
Professional History
Partner (2022-Present)
Associate Lawyer, Lerners LLP (2016-2021)
Articling Student, Lerners LLP (2015-2016)
Associate Caseworker and Supervisor, Western Community Legal Services Clinic (2013-2015)
Associate Caseworker and Director, Western Dispute Resolution Centre (2013-2015)
Associate Caseworker and Case Manager, Western Sport Solution Clinic (2013-2015)
Professional Memberships
The Advocates’ Society
Canadian Bar Association
Middlesex Law Association
Ontario Bar Association
Advocates’ Society
OBA Privacy & Access to Information Law, Executive
OBA Health Law, Executive
OBA Administrative Law, Executive
Southwest Young Lawyer Division Executive, Ontario Bar Association
Education
Completed Workplace Investigations Training and Certificate Program (2020)
Admitted to the Ontario Bar (2016)
Juris Doctor, Western University Faculty of Law (2015)
Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Honours Specialization in Kinesiology, Western University (2012)
Experience
Experience
Natalie Carrothers is a Partner at Lerners LLP. Her practice focuses on advising on privacy issues, including preparing privacy policies, developing training programs, and managing and responding to privacy breaches. She has extensive advocacy experience, including before Ontario tribunals and the Superior Court of Justice.
Natalie also practises in the areas of health law, commercial litigation and independent investigations.
Experience
Natalie Carrothers is a Partner at Lerners LLP. Her practice focuses on advising on privacy issues, including preparing privacy policies, developing training programs, and managing and responding to privacy breaches. She has extensive advocacy experience, including before Ontario tribunals and the Superior Court of Justice.
Natalie also practises in the areas of health law, commercial litigation and independent investigations.
Leadership Positions and Community Contributions
Leadership Positions and Community Contributions
Leadership Positions and Community Contributions
Awards/Recognition
Awards/Recognition
Awards/Recognition
Selected Presentations/Publications
Selected Presentations/Publications
Selected Presentations/Publications
Professional History
Professional History
Professional History
Professional Memberships
Professional Memberships
Professional Memberships
Education
Education
Education
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