Mark G. Biernacki is a lawyer practicing litigation, trademarks, pharmaceutical and 12 other areas of law. Mark G. received a degree from University of Toronto, and has been licensed for 27 years. Mark G. practices at Smart & Biggar in Toronto, ON.
Professional Involvement
Memberships
•fellow, Intellectual Property Institute of Canada
•Member, International Trademark Association
member of the U.S. Subcommittee of the Parallel Imports Committee
former member of the Discovery Procedures Sub-committee of the Enforcement Committee (2010-2013)
former member of the East Europe Anti-Counterfeiting Committee (2008-2009)
•Associate, American Bar Association
member of the International Copyright Treaties and Laws Section
Speaking engagements
•IP: What's in it for you, CAURA Ontario Conference, Niagara Falls, ON, November 2011
•Panel discussion regarding motions in the Federal Court, Seminar on Federal Court Advocacy and Practice hosted by Justice Hughes, Toronto, November 2011
•Motions Before the Federal Court - Actions Involving Intellectual Property, The Practical Guide to Federal Court Advocacy and Practice, Osgoode Hall Law School of York University's Professional Development Centre, Toronto, April 2010
•Prosecuting Counterfeit Cases, Anti-Counterfeiting & Brand Protection, Federated Press, Toronto, October 2009
•Introduction to Intellectual Property, Business Enterprise Network, Toronto, June 2006
•Active member of the CIPO/IPIC Bank of Speakers since 2004
Teaching activities
•Intellectual Property Basics, York University, March 2007
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