Dominique HUSSEY '91
For lots of reasons, the world is in an uncertain place. We can’t leave responsibilities to our children or our grandchildren; we have to make changes now.”
Dominique HUSSEY '91
Driving excellence and equity in corporate law
Dominique HUSSEY ’91 is one of the country’s top intellectual property litigators, and was the first Black woman appointed managing partner at a Bay Street firm.
Dominique HUSSEY ’91 is one of the country’s top intellectual property litigators, and was the first Black woman appointed managing partner at a Bay Street firm.
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dominique was appointed managing partner at Bennett Jones. It was a milestone in a career filled with them, and she was just 46 years old. Dominique was inundated with congratulatory phone calls and also faced an immense task: to keep the firm — its finances, its lawyers — healthy in the midst of an unprecedented crisis.
Read Dominique's story in Assembly magazine.
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Read Dominique's story in Assembly magazine.
