3 Best Intellectual Property Lawyers in Fredericton, NB

“Aaron M. Savage is a partner of Сox & Palmer. He completed his LL.B. at the University of New Brunswick. Aaron is a member of the Law Society of New Brunswick, the Canadian Bar Association, and the York-Sunbury Law Society. He is registered with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office and is a law & corporate governance professor at the University of New Brunswick (MBA). Aaron is an experienced corporate & commercial lawyer and regularly serves clients in connection with the sale and acquisition of businesses, venture capital financing, securitization of assets, tax-driven reorganizations, corporate governance, incorporations, estate planning & real estate matters. His timely and practical advice is tailored to your business and industry, based on full knowledge of your unique goals and aspirations. Cox & Palmer helps clients with various legal services.

“Michael J. Melvin is a partner of McInnes Cooper. He completed his LL.B. at the University of New Brunswick. Michael's primary practice areas are franchise, trademark, and technology law. He drafts and reviews franchise agreements, license agreements, and distributor & dealer agreements. Mike is a registered trademark lawyer and helps clients with all phases of trademark law, including trademark applications, trademark opposition proceedings, and trademark infringement matters. He also supports all types of businesses with issues of IP protection, licensing, purchases and sales of companies, commercial financings, and general commercial contracting. Michael is an active member of the Canadian Franchise Association's Legal and Legislative Affairs Committee. McInnes Cooper serves clients in North America and abroad with a relentless client focus and dedication to strategic collaboration.

“Nicholas Russon is a Managing Partner of Stewart McKelvey. He obtained his LLB at the University of New Brunswick. His practice area focuses on commercial transactions, agreements, construction, corporate formation, reorganization, education, infrastructure, municipal, intellectual property, litigation, and alternative dispute resolution. Over his career, Nicholas has served provincial governments with P3 infrastructure projects for schools, hospitals, and communications infrastructure. He has also acted as counsel to startup companies in all respects, from incorporation through investments and exits. Nicholas is a member of the Canadian Bar Association & Canadian Technology Law Association. He is a Board director at United Way Central New Brunswick, Wostawea Cross Country Ski Club Inc., River Valley Cycling Inc., and The Gala Project. Stewart McKelvey provides valued legal advice and innovative solutions to meet the challenges clients face now and in the future.