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Wendy Wagner is a partner in Gowlings' Ottawa office and leader of the Firm's Transportation and Logistics National Practice Group. Her practice focuses on international trade law and media law.
In her international trade law practice, Wendy represents the firms’ clients in matters involving NAFTA, WTO, anti-dumping and countervail, export & import controls and all aspects of customs (tariff classification, valuation, AMPS penalties). She advises pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical clients on issues pertaining to the WTO TRIPS Agreement. In addition, she advises clients regarding customs compliance, AMPS and and other legal issues of significance to the transportation industry. She has appeared as counsel on trade related matters before the Canadian International Trade Tribunal and the Federal Court of Canada.
In her media and defamation practice, Wendy defends clients against defamation law suits, acts as counsel for the media in Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedomscases involving freedom of the press, and represents the media to oppose publication bans and other restraints on publication. Wendy also advises clients on matters pertaining to Access to Information legislation.
Before joining Gowlings, Wendy clerked for the Honourable Mr. Justice Bastarache of the Supreme Court of Canada.
Wendy is recognized in Chambers Global: The World's Leading Lawyers for Business 2013 for International Trade/WTO. 
- “Canada’s International Trade Obligations – Intellectual Property Protect For Life Sciences Products” in Life Sciences Law in Canada, 2006 Thomson Carswell Limited.
- “Compulsory Licensing of Patents: Doha Decision” in Life Sciences in Canada, 2006 Thomson Carswell Limited.
- “Cross Border Trade in Pharmaceuticals” in Life Sciences in Canada, 2006 Thomson Carswell Limited.
- "Canada and the USA inch towards harmonization of export controls" World ECR Issue 6, October 2011
- "Data Protection in Canada: Too much? Too Little?" Life Sciences & Law Current Issues 2011/2012
- "New Media, Defamation and the Doctrine of Vicarious Liability: Does Canadian Law Force News Media Organizations to be ‘Net Nannies’?" October 2009
- "The New Threat to Access to Information: National Security Allegations," presented at the Law & Parliament Conference in Ottawa on November 3, 2006, co-authored by Richard Dearden.
- "The Public Interest Responsible Communication Defence - How is It Working in Canada?" Media Law Resource Center Bulletin, Issue No. 2, August 2011, co-authored by Richard Dearden.
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