Bereskin & Parr LLP | Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
A lawyer since 2005
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Matthew Graff stands as a distinguished figure at Bereskin & Parr LLP, where he plays a pivotal role as a partner and the guiding force behind the firm's Industrial Design and Cleantech practice groups. With a career spanning two decades, Matthew has mastered the art of patent drafting, prosecution, and providing insightful opinions, with a special focus on mechanical innovations. His expertise has benefited a broad spectrum of clients, from individual inventors and SMEs in Canada to public institutions and large international corporations, helping them navigate the complexities of securing patent protection across global jurisdictions.
Matthew's work in industrial designs is particularly noteworthy, as he advises clients on securing design rights both in Canada and internationally, showcasing his comprehensive approach to intellectual property law. His technical foundation in Materials Engineering, coupled with prior experience as a research engineer in fuel cells, enriches his legal practice with a profound understanding of the technical challenges and innovations in the fields he serves.
His academic journey includes an LL.B. from Queen’s University and a B.A.Sc from the University of Toronto, laying a solid groundwork for his legal and technical expertise. Matthew's professional qualifications are extensive, including registrations as a Canadian and United States Patent Agent and a Canadian Trademark Agent, alongside his admission to the Ontario Bar.
Matthew's active participation in key organizations such as the American Intellectual Property Law Association and the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada highlights his commitment to the intellectual property community.
His areas of expertise are wide-ranging, covering automotive, cleantech, industrial designs, mechanical and industrial processes, medical technology, nanotechnology, patents, and trademarks, making him a versatile and invaluable asset to clients navigating the intricate world of intellectual property protection.