Ontario Intellectual Property Lawyers

Intellectual Property lawyer

I advise on a broad range of copyright trademark, licensing, trade secret, right of publicity, privacy, corporate transactional and litigation matters. Prior to opening my firm, I worked on intellectual property and general corporate issues at an academic publishing house. I also clerked with Chief Judge Khalida Rachid Kahn at the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Before I entered law, I performed bass and taught music.

Mr. Herrick has over nine years of corporate law experience working as in-house counsel for established and growing technology companies; outside counsel to startups, software development companies, and software developers; and as an associate in a large New York City law firm.

His experience spans the tech industry and IP law spectrum, including:

- representing an online social media company, a global automotive business, and an online real property rental company in matters ranging from large-scale software development projects to drafting the company's website agreements and nondisclosure agreements,
- negotiating cross-border collaborative research and licensing agreements with various world-renowned universities,
- negotiations with...

• Tareian Alexis King is an international attorney with over 10 years of experience practicing law across Africa and the United States, specializing in immigration, business law, and compliance between the U.S. and Sub-Saharan Africa. As the founder of Global Esquire Law Firm, she assists clients with U.S. immigration pathways, including family-based immigration, employment visas, asylum, and business immigration, offering expertise in securing visas such as O-1 and EB-1A. With deep knowledge of both U.S. and African legal frameworks, Attorney King has represented clients in obtaining student visas, green cards, and reunifying families, particularly from Sub-Saharan Africa. Her career includes serving...

A longtime resident of New York City, Dorianne Van Dyke attended NYU and New York Law School. While working toward her juris doctor, Dorianne Van Dyke began working in the legal department at Newsweek Magazine assisting with various intellectual property issues such as licensing, clearance, fair use, and general usage rights.

She remained with Newsweek for two years following law school before accepting an advisory position with the Media Law Resource Center ("MLRC"), a nonprofit that fights for the First Amendment rights of content creators and media organizations.

After four years with MLRC, Dorianne entered the private sector, serving...