Avner Levin

Professor · Toronto Metropolitan University

Lincoln Alexander School of Law · Toronto, Ontario

Researches privacy, cybercrime, social media, AI and blockchain regulation. Institutional evidence supports inclusion; this entry does not imply that every part of the scholar’s work concerns technology.

Privacy; law and technology; cybercrime; business and privacy law

PUBLICATIONS // 8

Employer Reputation and the Right of Workers to a Private Life in Dismissal Cases: Finding the Balance in Canada · University of Toronto Law Journal (forthcoming destination) (2026) · Journal article
How the Battle Against Cybercrime Strengthens Sustainable Finance · Sustainable Finance and Financial Crime (2023) · Book chapter
Blurred Boundaries: Social Media Privacy and the Twenty-First-Century Employee (2023) · Publication
From cybercrime to cyberwar? The international policy shift and its implications for Canada (2023) · Publication
Cyberbullying at Work: In Search of Effective Guidance (2023) · Publication
Losing the Battle But Winning the War: Why Online Information Should Be a Prohibited Ground · Canadian Labour and Employment Law Journal (2023) · Publication
It Shouldn't Be Small Potatoes: The Future of Civil Damage Awards Under Canada's Personal Information Protection Legislation. Part One: The Nature and Enforcement of the Privacy Interest under PIPEDA · SSRN Electronic Journal (2022) · Preprint or working paper
It Shouldn’t be Small Potatoes: The Future of Civil Damage Awards under Canada’s Personal Information Protection Legislation. Part Two: Inadequate PIPEDA Damages and the Way Forward · SSRN Electronic Journal (2022) · Preprint or working paper