Sarah Dever Letson
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- Called to the bar
- 2006
- Languages
- English
About Sarah
Sarah Dever Letson is Managing Partner of Stewart McKelvey's Saint John office. Her practice focuses on cybersecurity, privacy, and access to information matters, and she advises clients across multiple industries on information collection and disclosure practices and how to respond to a privacy breach. She has represented universities, municipalities, utilities, health record custodians, and government institutions on access to information requests and privacy complaints, and acts as counsel for the Canadian Medical Protective Association and its members in New Brunswick. She earned her LLB from the University of New Brunswick in 2005 and a B.Sc. (honours), also from the University of New Brunswick, in 2001. She was called to the New Brunswick bar in 2006 and holds the Certified Information Privacy Professional/Canada designation, and has served as Managing Partner of the Saint John office since 2024.
Education & credentials
- Law school
- University of New Brunswick
- Undergraduate
- University of New Brunswick, B.Sc. (honours), 2001
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