Addison
Cameron-Huff:
Technology Lawyer

Addison Cameron-Huff is an independent lawyer practising technology law from his office in the Yorkville neighbourhood of Toronto, Canada.

Addison has worked for:

1. Canada's largest law firm: McCarthy Tetrault
2. Canada's largest tech company: BlackBerry
3. A Waterloo-based mobile video start-up, Metranome

During law school Addison created a legal monitoring business, OntarioMonitor.ca, and won the following programming competitions:

1. PayPal X Innovate Hackathon (San Francisco, 2010)
2. TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon (New York, 2010)
3. Yahoo HackU International Hackathon Finals (New York, 2009)

In 2004 he co-founded an educational software company. In the interim years he developed dozens of sites, created a fundraising platform for Ralph Nader's Presidential campaign (credited with tripling donations), and wrote a recommendation engine for a mobile video company. Addison's most recent side project is a flat rate legal marketplace: FlatLaw.ca.

Addison's law degree is from Queen's University and he has a Biomedical Sciences degree from the University of Waterloo.

Addison is now applying his technical knowledge and legal training to helping entrepreneurs. You can read his blog here.

Typical Services for Clients

• Licensing agreements
• Incorporation
• Co-founder vesting agreements

• Terms of use agreements for websites & apps
• Asset purchase agreements
• Independent contractor agreements

• Strategic intellectual property advice
• Coordinating other professionals