Graham Reynolds

Graham Reynolds is a Visiting Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia's Peter A Allard School of Law. His research focuses on the intersection of intellectual property and human rights, as well as technology's role in access to justice. Previously, he served as faculty at Dalhousie University’s Schulich School of Law, where he co-edited the Canadian Journal of Law and Technology and contributed to the Law and Technology Institute. He also held a judicial clerkship with the Honourable Chief Justice Finch of the British Columbia Court of Appeal.

Reynolds teaches courses in intellectual property, property law, and technology law. His work emphasizes societal impacts of legal frameworks, particularly how intellectual property interacts with social justice and human rights norms. He has engaged in interdisciplinary research addressing technological advancements and equitable legal access.

No specific scientific awards are noted in his profile. His current academic activities include advising on technology-related legal issues and contributing to scholarly discourse through editorial roles and institutional collaborations.