Wendy Hulton

Wendy boasts over three decades of specialization in product regulation, offering unparalleled advice on an extensive array of products including cannabis, dietary supplements, and cosmetics, among others. Her clientele stretches across North America and beyond, relying on her for guidance through the intricate landscape of regulatory and marketing law.

Widely recognized for her expertise in navigating Canada's complex privacy laws, Wendy assists organizations in developing robust privacy and cybersecurity measures. Her counsel covers a broad spectrum, from surveillance issues to compliance with Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL).

Her legal prowess isn't confined to advisory roles. Wendy's litigation practice spans employment, business law, product liability, and more. She represents clients in Ontario's highest courts and before various tribunals. Wendy's commitment to resolving disputes creatively and efficiently is evident in her work, whether representing individuals or corporations.

She's a go-to advisor for regulatory and marketing issues, from advertising and promotions to e-commerce, and is part of Dickinson Wright's Canadian employment law group. Here, she offers sage advice on workplace issues, discipline, wrongful dismissal, privacy, and health and safety, among others.

Wendy's influence extends to industries as varied as cannabis, e-cigarettes, foods, natural health products, cosmetics, dietary supplements, drugs, consumer products, medical devices, and more. Her approach is always to achieve client goals in a timely, cost-effective manner.

Her educational credentials are impressive, with degrees from the University of Toronto and Osgoode Hall Law School, leading to her being called to the Bar of Ontario in 1989.

Her professional and community involvements are numerous, including roles with the Canadian General Standards Board, Dickinson Wright’s Toronto Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee, and various charitable organizations.

Wendy is an acclaimed speaker and writer on issues ranging from privacy to product safety, sharing her insights through webinars, seminars, and publications. Her recent work includes co-presenting on healthcare data privacy and compliance with Canada’s Consumer Product Safety Act and privacy laws.

For anyone navigating the complex realms of product regulation, privacy, or employment law, Wendy is not just an advisor but a trusted partner, helping to steer through legal complexities with confidence and clarity.