Victor Krichker

Victor Krichker stands at the forefront of Bereskin & Parr’s Licensing & Transactions practice group, wielding dual qualifications as a partner admitted in Ontario and Massachusetts, alongside his roles as a registered patent and trademark agent. His expertise orbits around guiding clients through the maze of patent protection, particularly within the realms of computer software and mechanical engineering. Victor's acumen extends to orchestrating intellectual property and technology transactions, whether it involves selling, licensing intellectual property rights, or steering through the complexities of intellectual property portfolio management. His strategies not only enforce rights but also navigate the delicate act of avoiding infringement on others’ intellectual property.

His thought leadership in patent and technology law is well-documented through numerous co-authored articles. Additionally, Victor is a sought-after voice in the discourse on patent law and intellectual property licensing, contributing his insights at various conferences and seminars. His commitment to the legal profession and its future is further evidenced by his seat on the Board of CAN-TECH, the Canadian Technology Law Association.

Victor's journey through the legal landscape of technology and software didn’t begin at Bereskin & Parr. Before this, he lent his expertise as Intellectual Property Counsel to a leading Canadian FinTech software company. His leadership prowess was recognized early in his career, previously leading the firm’s Software & High Technology practice group and serving on its Executive Committee.

When stepping away from legal briefs and intellectual debates, Victor dedicates his time to family and maintains an active lifestyle through golf, tennis, and regular workouts.

Victor's educational foundation was laid at Queen’s University, where he completed both his LL.B. in 1994 and B.Sc. in Civil Engineering in 1991. His professional credentials are comprehensive, including registration as a United States Patent Agent in 2002, a Canadian Patent Agent in 2001, and a Canadian Trademark Agent in 2001. His legal practice is sanctioned by admissions to the Massachusetts Bar in 1997 and the Ontario Bar in 1996.

His professional affiliations are extensive and include membership in the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada (IPIC) as a Fellow, a board member of the Canadian Technology Law Association (CAN-TECH), and affiliations with the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA), the Board of Bar Overseers (BBO), the College of Patent Agents and Trademark Agents (CPATA), the International Trademark Association (INTA), and the Law Society of Ontario (LSO). Victor Krichker's career reflects a deep commitment to the advancement and protection of intellectual property in the technological domain.