About Heather Lindsay

Heather Lindsay obtained her J.D. from Western University in 2019 and was called to the Ontario Bar in 2020. Before joining Belmore Neidrauer, Heather completed her articles with an insurance defence firm, and then worked for a regional full-service firm. In the final year of her studies at Western, Heather was the recipient of the WeirFoulds LLP Writing Prize for her paper on the statutory and regulatory framework for intellectual property protection of innovative drugs in Canada. Heather attended the University of Ottawa and graduated magna cum laude with a BSc (Honours) in biomedical sciences.

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