Mala Joshi is an associate of Ridout & Maybee LLP in the firm’s Toronto office.  Her practice is principally directed to intellectual property litigation, including patent, trade-mark, and copyright litigation, as well as matters involving Patented Medicines (Notice of Compliance) Regulations.

Mala Joshi is an associate of Ridout & Maybee LLP in the firm’s Toronto office. Her practice is principally directed to intellectual property litigation, including patent, trade-mark, and copyright litigation, as well as matters involving Patented Medicines (Notice of Compliance) Regulations. As part of her practice, she also handles trade-mark opposition proceedings, section 45 cancellation proceedings, as well as the drafting and prosecution of trade-mark applications.

Mala is an elected member of the University Council of Queen’s University at Kingston and frequently chairs and speaks on various intellectual property and litigation topics.  Mala is also a member of the Editorial Board of the Canadian Patent Reporter.

Prior to joining Ridout & Maybee in 2008, Mala practiced intellectual property with a major full-service law firm in Toronto.

B.Sc. (Life Sciences), 2000, Queen’s University
LL.B., 2003, Dalhousie University
Barrister & Solicitor, Province of Ontario, 2004
Registered Trade-mark Agent, Canada, 2006

Elected Director of Canadian Association of Professional Regulatory Affairs (CAPRA)

Co-chair of the Ontario Bar Association- Young Lawyers CLE Committee

Chair of the Canadian Bar Association- Trade Secrets Committee

Associate and Member of the Patent Legislation Committee of IPIC

Member of the Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce

Member of the Licensing Executive Society
Member of the Editorial Board of CLB's Canadian Patent Reporter (CPR)

Horn Abbot Ltd. v. Orlicky (2009), 71 C.P.R. (4^th) 474.

 

Harrison v. Swamp Mats Inc. et al., 2008 FCA 383

 

Abbott Laboratories v. Canada (Minister of Health), 2006 FC 76