David C.N. Ma

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 Overview

For over 20 years, companies ranging from start-ups to large national and multi-national corporations and financial institutions have considered David their trusted advisor for a broad range of technology transactions: software licensing, mobile payments, outsourcing, vehicular telematics, crypto-currency, and many others.

Clients say that David provides exceptional client service, expert legal advice and superior results.  His reasoned, innovative and low-key approach helps clients through difficult negotiations. They also appreciate David’s deep experience in - and understanding of - traditional technology transactions, his skill in quickly grasping novel technologies and business models, and his application of careful, rigorous analysis to identify, prioritize and address risks and opportunities. These skills and attributes allow David to provide strategic and targeted advice to clients  and help them achieve their business objectives.

David also leverages his strong background in accounting and finance to deliver practical, sensible and cost-effective advice on corporation transactions - such as financings and acquisitions - for technology companies. Peers and clients have seen fit to consistently endorse his abilities, leading to his inclusion in Lexpert® (Repeatedly Recommended) and Best Lawyers® in Canada.

 Education
  • National University of Singapore, 1998
  • LL.B., McGill University, 1998
  • B.C.L., McGill University, 1998
  • B.Com., University of Toronto, 1991
  • Glendon College, York University, 1988
 Practice Areas  Called to the Bar
  • Called to the Bar of Ontario, 2000
  • Admitted to the State Bar of New York, 2000
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2024 Lexpert Ranked Lawyer

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