With extensive global reach and deep local expertise, we offer an unparalleled
blend of skills to help our clients navigate the complexities and seize the
opportunities of doing business in Singapore and across the Asia Pacific region. Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow, a joint law venture between Baker McKenzie and
Wong & Leow LLC, stands at the forefront of legal excellence.
We have the capabilities to offer comprehensive advice on both domestic
Singapore law and intricate cross-border issues, ensuring our clients receive
holistic and seamless legal support. As the preferred counsel for numerous
companies leveraging Singapore as a strategic hub for their regional operations,
our lawyers excel in managing multijurisdictional transactions and mitigating
cross-border risks with precision.
Our Singapore office is seamlessly integrated into a global network,
providing on-the-ground expertise across ASEAN countries and access to
Baker McKenzie’s expansive international network. This unique positioning
enables us to adeptly support the diverse domestic and international needs
of our clients, delivering tailored solutions that drive success in a dynamic
global market.
Founded in 2006 with offices in London and Toronto, Brunet & Co is a privately held Canadian law firm specialising in intellectual property (IP) law . With a focused team of patent agents, lawyers, engineers, scientists, and business development professionals, Brunet & Co serves both Canadian clients and international corporations seeking IP protection in Canada.
Expertise & Services
The firm offers a full suite of services across patents, trademarks, industrial designs, and IP litigation. They have deep sector knowledge in pharmaceuticals, chemicals, life sciences, and software, and provide comprehensive support ranging from global patent prosecution to trademark filings and enforcement.
Their technology-driven processes automate patent filings with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office, enhancing efficiency and speeding time to filing.
Global Reach
While headquartered in London, Ontario, and maintaining a presence in Toronto, Brunet & Co operates internationally ─ supporting clients from the USA, Europe, and Asia to secure IP rights in Canada via a harmonised legal approach.
Key Strengths
Highly specialised technical expertise: in-house engineers, chemists and patent lawyers collaborate to craft high-quality patent applications.
Streamlined processes: automated workflows and close integration with corporate IP teams standardise filings, communications, and invoicing.
Industry recognition: recently named an Award‑Winning Law Firm in Canada by The Patent Lawyer Magazine 2025
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Clients & Culture
Brunet & Co serves a diverse client base including startups, multinational corporations, and academic institutions. With a tight-knit team of fewer than ten professionals, they emphasise personalised client service, strategic IP counselling, and international collaboration.
Regardless of its size or sector, every organisation must continually innovate to become and remain an industry leader.
BCF’s Intellectual Property team helps our clients optimise the value of their innovations, thus assuring our clients’ growth and propelling it forward. Our professionals are experts in their respective specialisations and they form a cohesive multidisciplinary team. We understand the competitive environment in which our clients operate. We partner with them to support their market growth by understanding the value of their assets, which we incorporate within a protection strategy tailored to their reality.
Osler’s top-ranked Intellectual Property team is renowned for its deep bench strength, featuring excellence in IP litigation; a stellar record in blockbuster patent and trade-mark prosecution; expertise in portfolio advising and management; and unmatched experience in helping realize the value of IP portfolios in mergers, reorganizations and other business transactions.
The team has a well-earned international reputation for excellence in Canadian IP litigation, including cross-border matters, built on our winning trial record representing some of the world’s most prominent companies and innovators in resolving their ground-breaking patent, copyright and trade-mark disputes in Canada.
Osler’s Intellectual Property professionals offer proven expertise and superior service for clients of all sizes across a broad range of industries, including pharmaceuticals, biotech, technology, life sciences, electronics, aeronautics, consumer products, sports and entertainment, food services, and mechanical, chemical and software engineering.
We have extensive experience in drafting, filing, prosecuting and maintaining patent and industrial design applications in Canada, including for leading Canadian and multinational companies. Our patent agents, most of whom are PhD or Masters qualified, are highly proficient in dealing with patent protection and patent avoidance issues in the design, engineering and manufacturing of products, and particularly products to be distributed simultaneously in multiple jurisdictions. We regularly conduct freedom-to-operate studies and render opinions in respect of Canadian patents for our clients.
Osler has in-depth experience in clearing, registering, maintaining and enforcing trade-mark rights in Canada and internationally, on managing domestic and international portfolios for leading Canadian and global corporations and in successfully representing clients’ interests before the courts and intellectual property administrative tribunals. We also service an extensive network of foreign law and agency firms, assisting those firms in protecting the Canadian rights of their clients. For many consecutive years, Osler has been among the top filers of trade-mark applications with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (“CIPO”).
Osler’s Intellectual Property team also represents clients in disputes and litigation involving copyright (including infringement claims, ownership disputes and Copyright Board tariff proceedings), trade-marks (including infringement claims, expungement proceedings and Trade-Mark Opposition Board proceedings), domain names, trade secrets/confidential information, anti-counterfeiting and misleading advertising.
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