In today’s fast paced global marketplace, intellectual property is often central to a company’s value and competitive edge. Commercializing and deploying technology requires a clear understanding of the underlying rights. We partner with our clients to craft strategies to identify, protect and enforce their rights in their key assets, and identify obstacles to growth.
The lawyers in the WeirFoulds Technology and Intellectual Property practice service a wide range of industries old and new, including retail, transportation, government, education, manufacturing, food, information technology, finance, and professional services.
Our experience and expertise in technology law ranges from traditional categories (IT service agreements, licensing, software development) to new and emerging technologies (Blockchain, Fintech, AI).
As reflected in the variety and depth of the representative experience below, we successfully deliver a one-stop shop for all our clients’ technology and intellectual property needs.
Partner James Kosa will be speaking at the Ontario Human Rights and Accommodation Conference, hosted by Lancaster House. The conference will take place from April 30 to May 1, 2026, with James participating on the first day in the panel Uses and Abuses of Modern Technology, a scenario based discussion focusing on social media, employee monitoring, and artificial intelligence in the workplace.