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Intellectual Property & Technology Law

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George
George Kondor
George Kondor, K.C. has a wide-ranging patent and trademark practice. He enjoys working with both Mom-and-Pop enterprises and Multinationals as clients. George has been active with a number of organizations in a mentoring role, serving his profession and the intellectual property community generally as an educator, coach and mentor to lawyers, law students and the general public. He has in the past served as an advisor and mentor to individual BC lawyers as a member of the CBABC’s Intellectual Property and Technology Law Practice Advisory Panel and looks forward to continuing to serve as Practice Coach.
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property & Technology Law
Specialties: Patents, Trademarks
Type: Solicitor
Last updated: Feb. 21, 2023
Tamsin
Tamsin Miley she/her
Miley Law
Tamsin is an Intellectual Property Lawyer with 25+ years of Canadian and international experience in this area of practice, particularly in higher education, research and technology commercialization. She is excited to offer her knowledge to other lawyers who may be stumped temporarily by IP issues. Tamsin encourages you to email her to arrange to discuss any IP query that might keep you awake at night. Contact her at tamsinmiley@shaw.ca on Nexwlélexwm (aka Bowen Island) where she lives, works and volunteers.
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property & Technology Law
Type: Solicitor
Last updated: Nov. 23, 2023
Jacob
Jacob Kojfman
The Co-operators Group Ltd.
Jacob is currently a commercial contracting counsel focusing on purchasing technology services and solutions, including software, SaaS, and other cloud solutions, at a financial institution. Right before this job, Jacob spent almost six years on the vendor side of a Canadian affiliate of a global IT services company, supporting a sales team. Jacob is excited to provide guidance to lawyers who need a helping hand. He has presented at two CBABC IP/IT Section meetings: one on cloud contracts and another that was a fireside chat on tech contracts. In August 2021, an article Jacob wrote on issues in cloud contracts was one of the most widely read articles by the global in-house organization that published it. In October 2022, he was a panelist on IP issues in commercial transactions at the same organization's annual conference, the largest gathering of in-house counsel in the world.
Practice Areas: Corporate & Commercial Law, Intellectual Property & Technology Law
Type: Solicitor
Last updated: Nov. 22, 2023

Participant Acknowledgement

To be eligible to utilize the Practice Coaches Program, participants must acknowledge the following:

  • Participants contacting a coach are responsible for their own decisions and outcomes.
  • Participants are Law Society of BC members in good standing.
  • Participants are expected to be prepared for their call with a coach by doing any necessary research and critical thinking about the issue beforehand.
  • Participants must remain aware of any potential conflicts of interest, including the potential that someone else in the firm may be representing an opposing or related party.
  • Participants must maintain client confidentiality. Share only the information necessary to have the discussion.
  • Coaches have generously contributed their time to offer their guidance. Calls are expected to be between 15-30 minutes; please be prepared and efficient with your time.
  • Coaches are not obligated to continue assisting you without remuneration over a period of time after the initial call.

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