Henry Lue

Henry is one of the leading trademark lawyers in Canada, and has practised exclusively in trademark agency and litigation for more than twenty-five years. His clients include multinationals and top Canadian trademark filers who own some of the most recognizable brands in North America and worldwide.

Henry provides strategic advice in trademark protection and enforcement, and assists companies in management of their global trademark portfolios. He has been counsel in the Federal and Ontario Courts, and before the Trademarks Opposition Board in a variety of intellectual property matters. He has also been counsel in the Supreme Court of Canada in cases concerning fundamental trademark law issues.

Henry is a member of the International Trademark Association (INTA) and the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada (IPIC). Currently, he is a member of the INTA Harmonization Committee, a member of the Trademarks Office Director General’s Advisory Committee and the Trademark Opposition Board Advisory Committee. He has been a past-Chair of the INTA Trademarks Office Practice Committee for Canada and of the IPIC Trademarks Committee. He has lectured at the McGill/IPIC Summer IP Course for the past 3 years. He has been or is currently a member of a variety of committees devoted to trademark issues, and has spoken or written on issues such as Distinctiveness, Trademarks Office Practice, Life After Trademark Registration, Anti-Counterfeiting, Damages in Trademark Cases and is the author of the Canadian Marketing Law Handbook.