Ralph Kroman

Admitted to practice law in Ontario in 1984, Ralph Kroman has since built a distinguished career, underscored by his profound knowledge and expertise in business law, with a notable focus on intellectual property, technology, and commercial transactions. Educated at Queen’s University where he obtained his LL.B. in 1982, and the University of Toronto for his B.A. in 1979, Ralph’s academic excellence set the foundation for his professional journey.

Ralph’s practice encompasses a wide range of business law areas, including intricate contract negotiations, mergers, acquisitions, reorganizations, and joint ventures. He excels in intellectual property matters, guiding clients through the complexities of acquiring technology, licensing, and safeguarding copyrights, trademarks, and confidential information. His skill in negotiating complex contracts for goods and services is unparalleled, benefiting clients across various sectors like retail, transportation, manufacturing, IT, finance, and professional services. He not only crafts innovative solutions for challenging commercial transactions but also supports entrepreneurs in launching and scaling their ventures.

His role as Co-Chair of the firm's Technology, IP, and Privacy Group further exemplifies his leadership and commitment to these ever-evolving fields. Ralph’s breadth of experience extends to the public sector, where he provides tailored legal solutions to government entities and regulatory agencies navigating unique legal frameworks.

Ralph's achievements include being awarded the David Sabbath Prize for the highest standing in Debtor/Creditor Law and the Reuben Wells Leonard Prize for the highest standing in Administrative Law during his time at Queen’s University Faculty of Law, illustrating his academic prowess and dedication to legal excellence.

Ralph Kroman’s career is a testament to his dedication, expertise, and ability to navigate the complexities of business and technology law, making him a trusted advisor and invaluable asset to his clients.