Reshika Dhir

Reshika Dhir stands as a pivotal figure at Bereskin & Parr LLP, spearheading the Fintech and Chemical AI practice groups. With a solid foundation in electrical engineering and intellectual property law, her credentials include being a registered patent agent in both Canada and the U.S., making her a vital asset for Canadian firms navigating the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Over the years, Reshika has amassed extensive experience in patent drafting and prosecution across an impressive array of technological domains. Her expertise spans telecommunications, medical devices, blockchain, artificial intelligence, and more, offering clients robust protection for their innovations.

She doesn't just manage patent portfolios; Reshika dives deep into patentability, infringement, and freedom-to-operate analyses, guiding clients through the IP landscape with precision. Her advice extends to protecting product designs, demonstrating her comprehensive approach to IP strategy. Her background in the semiconductor and nuclear industries adds a layer of practical insight to her counsel, blending theoretical knowledge with real-world applications.

Recognized for her academic excellence with numerous awards, including the Ontario Professional Engineers Foundation Medal, Reshika's achievements reflect her commitment to her field. Beyond her practice, she enriches the IP community by mentoring and lecturing, sharing her passion for technology and intellectual property law.

Reshika's educational journey includes notable achievements at Osgoode Hall Law School, where she not only earned her JD but also excelled in competitions and furthered her expertise with a certificate in Intellectual Property Licensing.

As a registered patent agent and a member of the Ontario Bar, Reshika's memberships in prestigious organizations like the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada and the Law Society of Ontario underscore her esteemed position in the legal community.

Reshika Dhir's expertise, spanning artificial intelligence to quantum technologies, alongside her dedication to mentorship and education, makes her not just a lawyer but a leader in the field of intellectual property.