About

Provided by Baker McKenzie

Team experience and size

Our Toronto intellectual property lawyers offer a full range of IP related services and are leaders in the Firm globally for their work using artificial intelligence to streamline the trademark prosecution practice. Presently, the team consists of nine lawyers and three trademark agents and one trademark clerk.

 

IP practice specialisms:

  • IP transactions & portfolio management
  • Licensing & distribution agreements, disputes
  • Trademark enforcement/anti-counterfeiting
  • Copyright advice & litigation
  • Patent advice & litigation
  • Misleading advertising claims

Industry sector strengths:

  • Pharmaceutical companies & healthcare
  • Information technology
  • Food & pet food industries
  • Financial services
  • Consumer goods & retail
  • Luxury/fashion brands
  • Automotive

Innovation and Technology

  • We offer a global trademark service enhanced by our web-enabled trademark management tool - Global IP Manager - allowing companies real time access to their trademark records securely from the Internet.
  • Our lawyers are directly involved in the Firm's innovation initiatives, many are "innovation ambassadors."
  • We deploy leading software tools for litigation and document management.
  • We utilize the services of captive offshore services, including e-discovery.
  • Our Firm is organized regionally, so we are able to draw upon our vast North American network of legal and technological lawyers with higher degrees in various fields of engineering including electrical, mechanical, chemical and biological.

Ranked Lawyers at
Baker McKenzie

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Nationwide - Canada

Intellectual Property

Christopher Aide
3
Christopher Aide
3
Band 3
Stephanie Vaccari
4
Stephanie Vaccari
Head of Intellectual Property
4
Band 4

Members

Provided by Baker McKenzie

Conrad Flaczyk

Jacqueline Chan

Jim Holloway

Matthew Cook

Matthew Oppenheim

Mike Rubinger

Sepideh Nassabi

Stephanie Vaccari

Stephanie Vaccari

Head of Department

Theo Ling