David is a litigator with a diverse practice encompassing employment, tax, and commercial litigation. He is dedicated to delivering strategic and pragmatic advice, prioritizing cost-effective solutions while ensuring his clients achieve their objectives. Known for his meticulous approach and client-centered advocacy, David has earned a reputation as a trusted advisor for navigating complex disputes.
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Academic Background:
David earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Queen’s University, where he contributed to the Queen’s Business Law Clinic by assisting start-ups, small businesses, and non-profits with corporate and commercial matters. He also conducted research in legal technology, co-creating algorithms to predict reasonable notice entitlements and worker classification assessments, and developing a generative AI tool for legal research.
His work has been adopted by a global compliance company to assess misclassification risks, and he has published academic papers in the Queen’s Law Journal and the International Conference on Machine Learning, the leading academic conference in machine learning.
During law school, David participated in a summer program abroad at Herstmonceux Castle in East Sussex, U.K., where he earned a certificate in International Business Law from the Bader International Study Centre. Prior, he earned a Bachelor of Science from McMaster University.
Interests:
Outside the office, David is an avid golfer and enjoys producing music. He is also passionate about travel, having visited over 15 countries.