Angelica Wilamowicz

Angelica Wilamowicz is a dynamic associate lawyer at Gowling WLG's Toronto office, where she engages with a diverse clientele across the financial services, technology, and insurance industries. Her expertise encompasses corporate commercial law, lending, and a spectrum of regulatory matters, including those related to privacy, payment systems, and the digitization of financial services.

In April 2019, Wilamowicz contributed to the field with her publication "The Great FinTech Disruption: InsurTech" in the Banking and Finance Law Review, showcasing her insights into the evolving landscape of financial technology.

Wilamowicz's academic journey includes the completion of a dual JD/MBA degree from Osgoode Hall Law School and the Schulich School of Business. During her studies, she demonstrated her commitment to practical legal education as a senior caseworker at the Osgoode Business Clinic. Her international experience is highlighted by an internship at the United Nations in New York City, followed by a position at the Canadian Investor Protection Fund in Toronto, further enriching her legal and business acumen.

Before embarking on her legal career, Wilamowicz contributed her skills as a consultant for the Organization of American States in Washington, D.C., and explored the field of higher education as an analyst.

Wilamowicz is proficient in both English and Spanish, enhancing her ability to serve a broad spectrum of clients.

Her areas of practice include Technology, Financial Institutions & Services, Corporate Commercial, Insurance & Professional Liability, InsurTech, and Financial Services Regulation, along with a keen interest in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Law.

Wilamowicz's educational credentials are impressive, holding a JD and an MBA from Osgoode Hall Law School and Schulich School of Business, respectively, in 2018, and a BA (Hons.) from the University of Guelph in 2013. Her diverse background and multidisciplinary education equip her with a unique perspective on the legal challenges and opportunities in today's rapidly changing world.