Jordan Scopa

At Goodmans, Jordan Scopa stands as a key partner within the Dispute Resolution Group, bringing to the table a deep specialization in intellectual property disputes. His legal acumen spans patents, trademarks, and copyright issues, making frequent appearances before the Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal, and even the Supreme Court of Canada.

Jordan is distinguished as one of Canada’s most prolific patent litigators, offering comprehensive assistance through all litigation stages—from the initial strategy formation and pleadings to the delivery of expert evidence and the trial and appeal process. He has a keen focus on appellate practice, stepping in to handle appeals post-trial with a commitment to superior client service and responsiveness.

His legal prowess covers a diverse range of industries, including but not limited to pharmaceuticals, healthcare devices, mining equipment, oil and gas, consumer goods, and technology sectors like audio-video and internet technology, and vertical farming.

Notably active, Jordan has led on seminal cases addressing patent validity, infringement, and the determination and calculation of remedies for patent infringement, including damages and profits accounting. His contributions extend to acting as a reviewer for the reference book “Calculating Monetary Remedies in Intellectual Property Cases in Canada”.

Moreover, Jordan’s advisory role encompasses regulatory issues in the pharmaceutical sector under the Food and Drugs Act and the Food and Drug Regulations, including pricing strategies in relation to the Patented Medicines Prices Review Board (PMPRB) and acting on judicial review applications stemming from decisions of the Minister of Health.

He also navigates clients through intellectual property licensing and technology matters, recognized extensively for his IP expertise by esteemed publications such as Chambers Global, Chambers Canada, and The Legal 500 Canada, where peers have lauded him as "amazing", "super smart", and "strategic and quick", among other praises.

Jordan's legal practice is complemented by his role as a Member-At-Large of the Executive of the Intellectual Property Section of the Canadian Bar Association, alongside lecturing roles and involvement in significant intellectual property discourse.

With a background in biology from Harvard University, complemented by a J.D. from the University of Toronto, Jordan's educational and professional journey underscores his comprehensive expertise in the field of intellectual property law.

Jordan Scopa’s representative cases underscore his role in shaping the landscape of intellectual property law in Canada, from challenging the validity of patents to navigating complex litigation and regulatory matters across a spectrum of industries.