Best Intellectual Property Lawyers in Whitby

“Devry Smith Frank LLP is a full-service law firm in Whitby, ON. They have been serving corporations, individuals & small businesses since 1964. The lawyers at Devry Smith Frank LLP are highly specialized in their practice areas and take a client-focused & cost-effective approach to meeting their client's goals. Their intellectual property law group offers various services to protect and facilitate intellectual property development and commercialization for corporations and independent developers. They also assist in registering copyrights in Canada, preparing copyright assignments and licensing agreements, and advise on a host of issues which might affect your enterprise, including obligations under both federal and provincial laws. The firm is proud to be a member of the Whitby Chamber of Commerce, the Ontario Stone, Sand & Gravel Association, the Geneva Group International and the Better Business Bureau. The firm welcomes clients from Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Uxbridge, Haliburton, Scugog, Oshawa & Clarington. There are selected and free customer parking spots at the rear of the building.”

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“Pinsky Law, Patent & Trademark Agents is a business and intellectual property law firm providing a range of cost-effective legal services to support Whitby companies involved in developing, distributing and using technology and intellectual property assets. The lawyers represent Whitby individuals, partnerships, and private companies in a wide variety of industries. They help create, structure, negotiate and implement business and intellectual property transactions, such as registration of patents and trademarks in the USA, Canada and internationally, and with other e-commerce, internet, technology and business law, corporate law and commercial law matters. The lawyers represent clients in business and intellectual property litigation matters before the Superior Court of Justice, Ontario Court of Appeal, Federal Court of Canada and Opposition Boards of the United States Patent and Trademark Office and Canadian Intellectual Property Office.”

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