Ridout & Maybee LLP is a full-service Canadian IP firm with offices in Toronto, Ottawa and Burlington serving clients across the country and internationally. Our firm consistently ranks as one of Canada’s top IP law firms in both Canadian and international surveys of in-house counsel.
We understand the business of innovation, and the vital role that IP plays in today’s competitive, market-driven economy.
Meet Our People
The lawyers and patent and trademark agents at Ridout & Maybee LLP bring both legal expertise and real-world industry knowledge to work for our clients. Many of our professionals were leaders in their technical field prior to working in intellectual property law, and hold advanced degrees and certifications.
News
Webinar: Strategies for Managing a Canadian Trademark Portfolio in the COVID Recovery Economy
On April 22, join speakers Elliott Gold and Joanna Pitkin for a comprehensive webinar on the strategies for managing a Canadian trademark portfolio in the COVID recovery economy.
Patent and R&D Trends in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Big Data
Matthew Norwood and Wael Nackasha outline some of the trends in 2021 for AI, Machine Learning and Big Data.
Admissibility of Foreign Prosecution History in Canada
On January 20, 2021, the Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) issued its much anticipated decision in CanMar Foods Ltd. v. TA Foods Ltd, 2021 FCA 7 [Canmar FCA]. In dismissing Canmar’s appeal of the earlier Federal Court (FC) decision by Justice Manson (2019 FC 1233), the FCA provided clarification on the scope of the recently introduced Section 53.1 of the Patent Act.
Partner Benjamin Mak Presenting at SR&ED Webcast on March 25, 2021
Partner Benjamin Mak will be presenting a session on Technological Advancement (TA) in Patents during an SR&ED webcast, hosted by SRED Stakeholder.
Extensions of time at the Canadian Patent Office become harder to obtain
During prosecution of a patent application, issues may be raised that require a response from the applicant within a prescribed time limit. For certain due dates as specified in the Patent Act and Patent Rules, the applicant may submit a request for an extension of time to provide their response.
What to consider when patenting AI
Innovations in artificial intelligence (AI), and more specifically machine learning, have been increasing at a rapid rate, both in Canada and internationally. AI has been behind the growth in a number of industries, ranging from online commerce to medical treatments to manufacturing.
Industry
Webinar: Strategies for Managing a Canadian Trademark Portfolio in the COVID Recovery Economy
On April 22, join speakers Elliott Gold and Joanna Pitkin for a comprehensive webinar on the strategies for managing a Canadian trademark portfolio in the COVID recovery economy.
Patent and R&D Trends in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Big Data
Matthew Norwood and Wael Nackasha outline some of the trends in 2021 for AI, Machine Learning and Big Data.
Admissibility of Foreign Prosecution History in Canada
On January 20, 2021, the Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) issued its much anticipated decision in CanMar Foods Ltd. v. TA Foods Ltd, 2021 FCA 7 [Canmar FCA]. In dismissing Canmar’s appeal of the earlier Federal Court (FC) decision by Justice Manson (2019 FC 1233), the FCA provided clarification on the scope of the recently introduced Section 53.1 of the Patent Act.
Partner Benjamin Mak Presenting at SR&ED Webcast on March 25, 2021
Partner Benjamin Mak will be presenting a session on Technological Advancement (TA) in Patents during an SR&ED webcast, hosted by SRED Stakeholder.
Extensions of time at the Canadian Patent Office become harder to obtain
During prosecution of a patent application, issues may be raised that require a response from the applicant within a prescribed time limit. For certain due dates as specified in the Patent Act and Patent Rules, the applicant may submit a request for an extension of time to provide their response.
What to consider when patenting AI
Innovations in artificial intelligence (AI), and more specifically machine learning, have been increasing at a rapid rate, both in Canada and internationally. AI has been behind the growth in a number of industries, ranging from online commerce to medical treatments to manufacturing.
Blog
Webinar: Strategies for Managing a Canadian Trademark Portfolio in the COVID Recovery Economy
On April 22, join speakers Elliott Gold and Joanna Pitkin for a comprehensive webinar on the strategies for managing a Canadian trademark portfolio in the COVID recovery economy.
Patent and R&D Trends in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Big Data
Matthew Norwood and Wael Nackasha outline some of the trends in 2021 for AI, Machine Learning and Big Data.
Admissibility of Foreign Prosecution History in Canada
On January 20, 2021, the Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) issued its much anticipated decision in CanMar Foods Ltd. v. TA Foods Ltd, 2021 FCA 7 [Canmar FCA]. In dismissing Canmar’s appeal of the earlier Federal Court (FC) decision by Justice Manson (2019 FC 1233), the FCA provided clarification on the scope of the recently introduced Section 53.1 of the Patent Act.
Partner Benjamin Mak Presenting at SR&ED Webcast on March 25, 2021
Partner Benjamin Mak will be presenting a session on Technological Advancement (TA) in Patents during an SR&ED webcast, hosted by SRED Stakeholder.
Extensions of time at the Canadian Patent Office become harder to obtain
During prosecution of a patent application, issues may be raised that require a response from the applicant within a prescribed time limit. For certain due dates as specified in the Patent Act and Patent Rules, the applicant may submit a request for an extension of time to provide their response.
What to consider when patenting AI
Innovations in artificial intelligence (AI), and more specifically machine learning, have been increasing at a rapid rate, both in Canada and internationally. AI has been behind the growth in a number of industries, ranging from online commerce to medical treatments to manufacturing.