Kevin is a creative and practical advocate who represents clients in all manner of intellectual property disputes. As an engineer at heart, Kevin believes in finding concrete and efficient solutions to problems. Kevin has fought for numerous clients—big and small—from multinational pharmaceutical companies, video game developers, to local small businesses.
Kevin has appeared before the Federal Court, Federal Court of Appeal, Ontario Superior Court, the British Columbia Court of Appeal, and the Patent Appeal Board.
Kevin’s litigation work is supported by an understanding of business, having gained industry experience as an intern at an engineering consulting firm and at a start-up company as a software developer. Kevin also has experience in drafting patents, obtaining trademark registrations, and negotiating agreements.
During law school, Kevin won awards at the Oxford International Intellectual Property Moot and the Harold G. Fox Intellectual Property Moot, as well as the Grafstein Award for Communications Law. He also honed his advocacy and leadership skills during his undergraduate days as the President of the University of Toronto Engineering Society.
When outside the office, Kevin enjoys playing hockey, reading about history, and photography.
