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McCarthy Tétrault Offices

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Charles Morgan
Work Department
Information Technology
Position
National Co-leader of McCarthy Tétrault’s Cyber/Data Group. His practice takes a 360-degree approach to data, helping clients extract the tremendous value inherent in data, while at the same time managing the associated risks. He is a recognized thought-leader on the responsible deployment of artificial intelligence. Focus on cybersecurity, data protection, artificial intelligence, big data, tech sourcing, licensing, e-commerce, fintech and telecommunications. Represents broad range of clients, including financial institutions, communications, aeronautics and digital media companies in data management, outsourcing, systems integration and other complex commercial transactions. Regularly assists clients as breach coach (cyber readiness and response).
Career
Quebec Bar, 1998.
Memberships
Former President, International Technology Law Association. Member of Canadian IT Law Association.
Personal
Board member, Human Technology Foundation (Montreal Hub),
President of the board, RUBBERBAND (contemporary danse company)
Co-author, ‘Halsbury’s Laws of Canada – Communications’ (reissue 2023), Co-author, “”Artificial Intelligence: Law Over Borders Comparative Guide 2022, Canada; Co-author, “Responsible AI: A Global Policy Framework (2021 Update“, Governing Technology in Times of Crisis” (2020); General editor and Co-author, “Responsible AI: A Global Policy Framework” (2019).
Lawyer Rankings
Canada > AI
The market-leading team at McCarthy Tétrault draws on a nationwide presence and offices abroad in London and New York to advise major AI companies, financial institutions, insurers and a wide range of domestic and multinational corporates across such sectors as telecoms, transport, forestry, professional services and entertainment. The firm’s comprehensive offering covers AI due diligence and risk mitigation in the context of complex, multi-jurisdictional M&A, AI corporate governance procedures, algorithmic impact assessments and IP challenges associated with AI. The team is led by Charles Morgan in Montreal, a specialist in cross-border commercial transactions involving AI, and Daniel Glover, who brings strength to advising clients on breach response, compliance and data protection. Other key figures include Barry Sookman, who handles complex, AI regulatory matters, with court experience at all levels, including before the Supreme Court; Christine Ing
, an expert in fintech; and Adam Goldenberg, a specialist in public law disputes. Key support is provided by associate Francis Langlois in Montreal. Unless noted, all lawyers mentioned work in the Toronto office.
Canada > Technology
(Leading partners)The practice group at McCarthy Tétrault is regularly instructed by mining, financial services, insurance, healthcare and tech-sector clients seeking assistance with tech procurements and outsourcings, as well as tech-related M&A transactions. Toronto-based Christine Ing directs the national department and specializes in commercial transactions, as well as advisory mandates involving emerging technologies such as blockchain and AI. Also noted are Toronto-based Michael Scherman (privacy, technology outsourcing, cloud services, licensing, joint development arrangements, data sharing and competitive/public technology procurements); Montreal-based Charles Morgan (outsourcing transactions, cybersecurity, data privacy); and Vancouver-based David Crane (tech procurement, tech-based outsourcings and cloud and telecoms services agreements).
Lawyer Rankings
Top Tier Firm Rankings
- AI
- Capital markets
- Competition and antitrust
- Corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution: British Columbia
- Dispute resolution: Ontario
- Dispute resolution: Quebec
- Environment
- Infrastructure projects
- Insurance
- International trade
- Energy and natural resources > Mining
- Transport > Other transport
- Energy and natural resources > Power
- Real estate
- Tax
- Technology
- Telecoms