Overview

Daniel Hnatchuk is an Associate in Osler's Intellectual Property practice in Ottawa. His official profile describes him as practicing in all areas of IP litigation, including complex pharmaceutical, mechanical/engineering, chemical, and agri-food patent litigation; trademark infringement and expungement proceedings; industrial design actions; and copyright litigation. He has appeared before the Federal Court, Federal Court of Appeal, Ontario Superior Court of Justice, and Trademarks Opposition Board. Daniel's approach is client-centric, pragmatic, and cost-conscious, serving small start-ups through major international corporations. His contentious IP work includes demand and cease-and-desist letters, settlement negotiations, pleadings, discovery, expert reports, trials, and appeals. He is a registered Canadian trademark agent and handles opposition and summary cancellation proceedings before the TMOB, including Federal Court appeals. Osler also identifies him as the firm's senior Ottawa-based agent for Supreme Court of Canada matters, including leave applications, motions to intervene, and appeals. His profile notes biochemistry study and the critical-analysis skills it sharpened.

Practice Areas

• Intellectual Property
• Intellectual Property Disputes
• Pharmaceuticals and Life Sciences
• Health Law
• Agtech
• Manufacturing
• Automotive
• Technology
• Agribusiness
• Retail and Consumer Products
• Food and Beverage
• Advertising and Marketing

Bar Information

Called to the bar: 2016 (ON)