Esther Shainblum
Canada Guide 2025
Band 4 : Charities/Non-profits
Email address
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613-235-4774Share profile
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About
Provided by Esther Shainblum
Practice Areas
Charity and Not-for-Profit Law,
Faith-Based Organizations,
Information Technology Law,
Privacy Law & Anti-Spam,
Social Enterprise & Social Finance
Career
Esther Shainblum practices at Carters Professional Corporation in the areas of charity and not for profit law, privacy law and health law. She has been ranked by Chambers and Partners in 2023 and 2024. From 2005 to 2017 Ms. Shainblum was General Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer for Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada, a national, not-for-profit, charitable home and community care organization. In that capacity Ms. Shainblum provided support to the board, management and staff in a variety of areas including governance, risk management, privacy and access to information, compliance and corporate/commercial matters. Before joining VON Canada, Ms. Shainblum was Senior Policy Advisor to the Ontario Minister of Health, advising the Minister on a wide range of portfolios, including hospitals, long term care and health care professions. Earlier in her career, Ms. Shainblum practiced health law and corporate/commercial law at McMillan Binch and spent a number of years working in policy development at Queen’s Park.
Ms. Shainblum obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from McGill University, her law degree from Osgoode Hall Law School and her Master of Laws, Health Law from Dalhousie Law School, Health Law Institute. She also holds the Canadian Risk Management Designation (CRM).
Chambers Review
Canada
Esther Shainblum assists clients with matters relating to privacy and governance. With both in-house and private practice experience, she regularly advises charities and non-profits in the healthcare sector.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"Her heightened level of knowledge and experience is invaluable."
"Her heightened level of knowledge and experience is invaluable."