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Partner in Torys' Litigation Practice. Practice focuses on IP litigation, with current em-
phasis on complex patent (especially pharmaceutical) litigation and Federal Court prac-
tice. Listed in e Lexpert®/American Lawyer Guide to the Leading 500 Lawyers in Canada
— Leading lawyer in IP litigation and in Benchmark Litigation Canada — Litigation Star
in IP Litigation. Advises clients' signifi cant disputes; has appeared before the Federal
Court and Federal Court of Appeal in pharmaceutical patent proceedings—including
trial and appellate cases relating to Pfi zer's drugs Lipitor®, Lyrica®, Norvasc®, Quinapril® and
Viagra®, GSK's Avandia®, Eisai's Aricept®, OSI/Roche's Tarceva®, Astellas' Prograf ® and
Amgen's Neupogen®. Sought-a er IP and advocacy speaker, instructor, and author. Ad-
junct professor at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, where he oversees participa-
tion in the Harold G. Fox Intellectual Property Moot. Ontario Bar, 1993. LLB, 1991. BSc
(Chemical Engineering ‒ First Class Honors), 1987, Queen's University — his alma mater,
where he is a member of the Capital Campaign.
Partner, member of fi rm's Executive Committee and head of Goodmans' IP litigation
group. Practices commercial litigation with a focus on IP and appears before courts and
tribunals across Canada. Has appeared before the Supreme Court of Canada on leading
patent and trade-mark issues and is recognized for proceedings under the Patented Medi-
cines (NOC) Regulations for generic clients. Recent successful cases include invalidating
the Canadian patent associated with the medicine Altace. Recognized as the only Cana-
dian "star individual" for IP litigation (since 2010) by Chambers & Partners, he is also
ranked a "litigation star" by Benchmark Canada (IP) and by Euromoney as one of the top
three Canadian, and top 25 patent lawyers, in the world. e Best Lawyers in Cana-
da named him the "2011 Toronto IP Lawyer of the Year." He is recognized as a leading
lawyer in Lexpert® (IP/IP litigation) and Who's Who Legal: Canada (life sciences/patents).
He teaches the LLM health law IP course at Osgoode Hall Law School and was admitted
to the Ontario Bar in 1978 as the gold medalist.
Practices in the area of intellectual property law. Member of the LSUC, CBA, IPIC
(Fellow), iTechLaw, AIPLA, e Advocates' Society, ABA. Education: BSc (computing
science, fi rst class), 1981, Queen's University. LLB, 1985, University of Toronto. Trial
counsel in Federal Court, appellate counsel in Federal Court of Appeal and in the Su-
preme Court of Canada on patent and trade-mark matters. Author of the Annotated Pat-
ent Act (looseleaf service, Carswell) and co-author of the "Computer-Related Disputes"
chapter in Intellectual Property Disputes: Resolutions and Remedies (looseleaf service, Car-
swell). Has written for and presented to numerous professional associations, including
CBA, AIPLA, IPIC, NYSBA, iTechLaw, IT Can, University of Toronto, Osgoode Hall
Law School, Federated Press and the National Judicial Institute. Topics include: Open
Source So ware, Non-Practicing Entities, Cross-Examination of So ware Experts, Eff ec-
tive Opening Statements, Developments in International Patent Law. Registered Patent
Agent and Trade-mark Agent. Admitted to the Ontario Bar in 1987.
Practices intellectual property law, primarily litigating intellectual property cases before
all levels of courts, including the Supreme Court of Canada, and administrative tribunals,
including the Copyright Board of Canada. Member of the Joint Canadian Bar Associa-
tion/Intellectual Property Institute of Canada Copyright Technical Committee. Glen
Bloom was Chair of the Copyright Technical Committee (2010–11); Editor-in-Chief of
the Canadian Patent Reporter (2000–08), Canada's intellectual property law report series;
past president of the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada (1998–99); founding Board
member and Vice Chair of the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (1998–2001);
and trustee of the Copyright Society of the USA (1996–99). He was an Adjunct Professor
at the Faculty of Common Law of the University of Ottawa where he established the fac-
ulty's courses on Intellectual Property Protection of Computer Technology and Copy-
right Law. Admitted to the Ontario Bar in 1980.
Andrew M.
Shaughnessy
Torys LLP
Tel: (416) 865-8171
Fax: (416) 865-7380
Toronto
Harry B.
Radomski
Goodmans LLP
Tel: (416) 597-4142
Fax: (416) 979-1234
Toronto
Bruce W.
Stratton
Dimock
Stratton LLP
Tel: (416) 971-7202
Fax: (416) 971-6638
Toronto
Glen A.
Bloom
Osler, Hoskin &
Harcourt LLP
Tel: (613) 787-1073
Fax: (613) 235-2867
Ottawa
ashaughnessy@torys.com
hradomski@goodmans.ca
bstratton@dimock.com
gbloom@osler.com
