Harry Radomski

At Goodmans, Harry Radomski takes the lead as a seasoned counsel, particularly at the helm of the Intellectual Property Group. Esteemed for its unparalleled expertise, this team is celebrated by Chambers Canada as the premier choice within the nation. Harry's legal endeavors primarily revolve around defending intellectual property rights, tackling patent, trademark, and copyright disputes. His extensive experience includes evaluating and arguing cases on the intricate calculations of damages incurred from these violations.

Radomski's courtroom presence spans all judicial levels in Ontario and reaches into the Federal Court, evidencing his seasoned litigation skills. His reputation includes multiple appearances before the Supreme Court of Canada, where he has significantly influenced the jurisprudence on patents, trademarks, and the assessment of damages. His legal acumen is not confined to Ontario; Harry has also advocated in the Superior Courts of British Columbia, New Brunswick, and Quebec.

Beyond intellectual property, Radomski has successfully managed litigation against both provincial and federal government entities, including cases that necessitate judicial reviews of regulatory decisions, particularly in the pharmaceutical sector. His legal expertise extends to a range of commercial disputes as well.

Radomski's influence transcends courtroom battles. He has played a pivotal role in negotiating contracts and collective bargaining agreements for key figures in the National Hockey League, ranging from coaches to officials, for whom he continues to act as a representative. As the Executive Director of the NHL Officials Association, his contributions to the sport are significant.

Peers within the intellectual property domain have showered Radomski with accolades, underscoring his status as a distinguished patent litigator in Canada, a supreme orator, and a figure of immense respect and success in high-stakes litigation. His legal prowess has been consistently acknowledged by leading legal directories and awards, reinforcing his position as a stalwart in intellectual property litigation.

Harry Radomski's notable cases include landmark decisions in the Supreme Court of Canada that have shaped the landscape of trademark law, clarified the rights of drug companies to marketing approvals, and established guidelines for the pharmaceutical industry regarding patent licensing. These cases have not only solidified his reputation but have also contributed to the development of intellectual property law in Canada.

In addition to his litigation practice, Radomski has made significant contributions to legal education, sharing his knowledge on intellectual property issues with students at the University of Toronto and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. His commitment to the legal community and charitable endeavors further exemplifies his multifaceted career and dedication to both his profession and society.