Naomi Margaret Chernos

Naomi is an associate in Osler’s Privacy and Data Management Group. Naomi’s practice involves assisting organizations across sectors with a range of privacy and data matters, including responding to privacy and security incidents, navigating privacy regulatory investigations, and addressing issues relating to privacy compliance, incident preparedness, commercial agreements, and data governance.

Prior to articling at Osler, Naomi obtained her Juris Doctor at the University of Toronto, her Masters of English Literature from the University of Cambridge, and a B.A. Honours in English Literature and Physics from Queen’s University.

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