Delaney Helmke is a JD candidate at the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University, building on her philosophy degree from Queens University. She focuses on intellectual property law and access to justice, with specific research experience in the legal barriers to medical device repair in Canada.
Outside of her core legal studies, Delaney has a keen academic interest in moral philosophy, value theory, and the legal and political status of animals. She has dedicated time to pro bono initiatives and has supported individuals with disabilities through a legal internship.
She is actively investigating how intellectual property laws create barriers to repairing essential medical devices.
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