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Timothy Denton is a lawyer by training who practices principally in telecommunications and Internet policy and domain name issues, with a strong concentration on explaining what
the technology is and what it means.
He undertakes consulting, legal and
lobbying assignments for clients and government departments. He
can assist you, alone or with other suitable consultants, with
issues bearing on the regulation of telecommunications,
broadcasting and cable industries. His practice also covers
competition policy and copyright.
He also regularly collaborates with a
network of experts in telecommunications, economics, strategic
planning and management consulting.
He holds a Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) from
McGill University and joined the Bar of Quebec in 1975. His
undergraduate degree from the same university was in political
science and philosophy. He completed a Master in Laws from the University of
Ottawa's law and technology program in 2007.
Mr. Denton has been a consultant since 1980
and in private practice since 1988. He has worked at a number of
federal government institutions: the cabinet office (the Privy
Council Office), the Canadian Radio-television and
Telecommunications Commission in the 1970s, and the Office of the
Minister of Communications in the latter part of the 1980s.
Mr. Denton parle et écrit le français.
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Timothy Denton,
B.A., B.C.L., L.L.M.