Helen Schweitzer

Helen Schweitzer, serving as an Associate in the bustling Toronto office, has swiftly carved out her niche in corporate, privacy, and tax law since her initial days as a summer law student at Dickinson Wright in 2021. Her unique blend of experiences, ranging from neuroendocrinology research to a significant role in employee and family assistance at a tech-heavy HR firm, enriches her legal expertise.

Schweitzer's academic path is equally impressive. She polished her legal acumen at Queen’s University, earning a J.D. in 2022. Her journey also includes a stint at the Bader International Study Centre, where she received a certificate in International Business Law, complemented by her undergraduate studies in Biology and Psychology at the University of British Columbia, completed in 2017.

In her practice, Helen Schweitzer delves into the intricacies of Data Privacy & Cybersecurity, Corporate Law, Estate Planning & Administration, and Taxation, showcasing her versatility and depth of knowledge across these fields.

Her contributions to the legal community are notable, including co-authoring insightful pieces on contemporary legal issues. These range from the adoption of the “Access Equals Delivery Model” for issuer prospectuses to critical analysis on liability limitations in Ontario and significant legislative changes in Quebec. Schweitzer’s scholarly work extends into the realm of neuroendocrinology, with published research on the effects of aging on executive functioning and hormonal impacts on behavior, further highlighting her diverse skill set.

Schweitzer's insights into the legal implications of the CSA’s “Access Equals Delivery Model” and her analysis of the proposed shelf prospectus regime for seasoned issuers stand out as significant contributions, underscoring her keen understanding of evolving legal landscapes.

In essence, Helen Schweitzer embodies a unique fusion of scientific inquiry and legal prowess, making her a distinguished figure within her firm and the broader legal community. Her journey from the lab bench to the courtroom underscores a dynamic career trajectory, marked by a relentless pursuit of knowledge and a deep commitment to her clients' needs.