Hannah Kingdom

Embedded within Osler's Litigation branch, Hannah stands out as a pivotal figure specializing in health law. With her roots deeply planted in both Canadian and American legal landscapes, holding bar admissions in Ontario since 2015 and recognized as a Foreign Legal Consultant in New York by 2022, her expertise uniquely bridges the complex worlds of healthcare regulation and litigation.

Educationally equipped with a J.D. from the University of Toronto and a B.A. from McGill University, distinguished by First Class Honours with Distinction, Hannah's academic excellence is the foundation of her professional acumen. Her legal journey began at Osler in 2013, evolving from a summer student to a respected associate post her articles in 2014-2015.

Hannah's practice spans a wide array of health-related legal matters. From hospital privileges and credentialing to the nuanced fields of mental health law and health privacy, her work encompasses regulatory advisories and litigation for a diverse clientele including hospitals, health service providers, and entities within the pharmaceutical and biotech sectors. Notably, her commitment extends beyond legal representation to proactive engagement with health law's evolving landscape, exemplified by her contributions to discourse on topics like the regulatory implications of assisted reproductive technology.

In addition to her professional endeavors, Hannah is co-Chair of Osler’s Women Lawyers’ Network and an active participant in Osler’s Health and Safety Committee, underscoring her commitment to community and workplace wellness. Her pre-law career, marked by significant contributions to health research and work in hospital settings both in Canada and the U.K., provides a robust backdrop to her legal practice, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the healthcare industry's intricacies.

Hannah's work, particularly in the realm of health advocacy, signifies her as not just a lawyer but as a key advocate for health service providers navigating the complex legalities of healthcare in Canada. Her dedication to health law is further exemplified through her ongoing contributions to professional discourse, offering insights into critical issues such as the implications of new legislation on healthcare credentialing and the nuanced legalities surrounding public health commentary amid the pandemic.

For organizations and individuals within the health sector seeking legal guidance, Hannah represents a blend of rigorous legal scholarship, deep industry knowledge, and a passionate commitment to health advocacy, making her an invaluable asset to Osler and the broader legal and healthcare communities.