James Kosa

James G. Kosa, a partner at WeirFoulds, is renowned for his expertise in the realms of information technology and intellectual property law. Admitted to the Ontario Bar in 2006, James possesses an impressive academic background, holding an LL.B. from Osgoode Hall Law School and a B.Sc. in Computer Engineering from Queen's University.

James has held prestigious positions such as Past President of the Canadian Technology Law Association and has chaired various sections within the Canadian and Ontario Bar Associations, focusing on Intellectual Property and Information Technology. His professional affiliations span notable organizations in the field of technology and law, including the International Technology Law Association and the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada.

At the core of James' practice are technology-related issues, from software and computer technology protection to IT and IP licensing. He adeptly navigates the complexities of privacy, security breaches, and dispute resolution, offering clients clear, actionable advice. His clientele ranges from high-tech companies to traditional businesses with technology needs, covering sectors like telecommunications, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and more. James is skilled in negotiating technology service procurements, outsourcings, and major data transport arrangements, making him a go-to counsel for both technology providers and consumers.

His leadership as Co-Chair of the firm's Technology, IP, and Privacy Group underscores his commitment to the field. James' contributions to technology law have been recognized in numerous legal directories, including Chambers Canada and the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory, highlighting his prominence as a thought leader and practitioner.

James' dedication extends beyond his practice to his role as a Director of the Supply Chain Management Association Ontario, where he continues to influence the intersection of technology and supply chain management.