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Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP, Ottawa
Gowlings is one of the largest and most diversified law firms in Canada. With offices in seven Canadian centres and in Moscow, it provides a full complement of legal services to national and international clients. The three pillars of Gowlings practice are business law, intellectual property and advocacy. While independently focused on their respective areas of expertise, our professionals work together in cross-disciplinary industry groups or client-dedicated teams to give our clients timely access to our best advice. |
Perley-Robertson, Hill & McDougall LLP, Ottawa
Clients come to our law office hoping for the best, but we know many come fearing the worst. Part of the problem is the uncertainty they feel when dealing with legal matters. We take the stress out of the legal process by using plain language to quickly put your situation in the proper perspective, and then provide you with the clear options and solid recommendations you need to move forward and make decisions. |
Shapiro Cohen, Barristers and Solicitors, Patent and Trade Mark Agents, Ottawa
A well established bilingual law firm and patent and trade mark agency practising exclusively in the area of intellectual property. The firm's strength comes from a solid foundation built over the last four decades and from its highly qualified and experienced personnel who have diverse personal, educational, scientific and legal backgrounds. In dealing with issues of intellectual property, this diversity is perhaps the firm's greatest strength and its clients' most valued resource. |
Teitelbaum & MacLean Registered Patent Agents Limited, Ottawa
Teitelbaum & MacLean is a Canadian firm of patent agents specializing in the fields of optics, photonics, telecommunications, robotics, and mechanical, electrical and software engineering. We specialize in the preparation and filing of Canadian, U.S. and International patent applications for direct clients and foreign associates. Neil Teitelbaum and Doug MacLean are registered to practice before the Canadian and U.S. patent offices. |
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