Lawyer Profile
Harry B. Radomski
Toronto, Ontario
Overview
Harry Radomski serves as counsel at Goodmans and is widely regarded as a preeminent figure in intellectual property law. He is the former chair of the firm’s Intellectual Property Group, which Chambers Canada has described as “the best in this field in Canada.”
Harry’s practice focuses on intellectual property litigation, including patent, trademark and copyright disputes and the complex assessments of damages flowing from the infringement of such rights. Harry is a seasoned trial lawyer, who regularly appears before all levels of court in Ontario and in the Federal Court. He has appeared before the Supreme Court of Canada on a number of occasions to address the country’s leading patent, trademark and damages issues. He has also appeared in the provincial Superior Courts in British Columbia, New Brunswick and Quebec.
Beyond his intellectual property practice, Harry has extensive experience in litigation involving provincial and federal governments, including judicial reviews of regulatory decisions in the pharmaceutical context, as well as a variety of commercial litigation matters.
Outside of his litigation practice, Harry has been involved in contract negotiations and collective bargaining agreements for several hockey coaches, management personnel and hockey officials in the National Hockey League and continues to represent the officials. He is the executive director of the NHL Officials Association.
Harry has lectured on intellectual property issues at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Faculty of Law. He is also an adjunct professor for the LL.M. Health Law IP course at Osgoode Hall Law School.
Harry also devotes time to many charitable endeavours which have included Simon Wiesenthal and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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Bar Information
Called to the bar: 1978 (ON)