Andy Radhakant
1 lawyer · City of Toronto
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About Andy Radhakant
Andy Radhakant is a sole-practice lawyer and notary public in Toronto, working from an office at First Canadian Place at King and Bay Streets in the city's financial district. The practice concentrates on regulatory and administrative law, particularly for businesses, health professionals, and regulators in the pharmaceutical, medical device, and natural health product sectors governed by Health Canada and provincial health regulators, and on intellectual property disputes involving patents, industrial designs, copyright, and trademarks. Radhakant combines a background in chemical engineering with 25 years of experience in these fields, was called to the bar in 2001, and litigates in the Ontario and federal courts. Advice and representation are available in both English and French.
Radhakant is a Fellow of the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada and a registered trademark agent with an inactive licence. Guest lectures on litigation procedure and remedies have been given at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, along with continuing legal education presentations for the Canadian Bar Association, the Ontario Bar Association, and the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada. Radhakant also served as a Hearing Officer at Toronto's Administrative Penalty Tribunal for nine years and, since 2017, has held a similar bilingual appointment adjudicating by-law appeals for Ottawa City Council's Administrative Penalty System.
Practice areas
Milestones & recognition
- Andy Radhakant was called to the bar in 2001.
- Radhakant is a Fellow of the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada and a registered trademark agent in Canada, with an inactive licence.
In the community
- Radhakant volunteered as a lawyer at the free legal clinic at The 519, a Toronto community centre, for ten years.
- Radhakant served as a Hearing Officer at Toronto's Administrative Penalty Tribunal for nine years and, since 2017, has adjudicated by-law appeals for Ottawa City Council's Administrative Penalty System in both English and French.
- Radhakant has given guest lectures on litigation procedure and remedies at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, and continuing legal education presentations for the Canadian Bar Association, the Ontario Bar Association, and the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada.
Who handles what
The neighbourhood
The office is in First Canadian Place, at the northwest corner of King and Bay Streets in the heart of Toronto's financial district. Completed in 1975, the 72-storey tower held the title of Canada's tallest building for fifty years, until 2025, and its retail concourse connects directly into the city's underground PATH system, so clients arriving downtown by transit can reach it without going outside.
The same building houses several of Toronto's larger law firms and major financial tenants, which makes King and Bay a natural base for a practice that spends much of its time in the Ontario and federal courts on regulatory and intellectual property matters. It's a downtown litigation address rather than a neighbourhood storefront, reflecting a practice that serves clients across Canada more than a single local community.
Frequently asked questions
- My company's pharmaceutical or medical device product is facing a Health Canada issue. Can Andy Radhakant help?
- Yes. The practice focuses on regulatory and administrative law for businesses, health professionals, and regulators in the pharmaceutical, medical device, and natural health product sectors, including matters governed by Health Canada and provincial health regulators.
- Does the firm handle trademark, patent, or copyright disputes?
- Yes. Andy Radhakant is a Fellow of the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada and a registered trademark agent (inactive licence), and the practice covers disputes over patents, industrial designs, copyright, and trademarks, including litigation in the Ontario and federal courts.
- Can I get legal services in French?
- Yes. Andy Radhakant advises clients and litigates cases in both English and French.
- Is Andy Radhakant a notary public as well as a lawyer?
- Yes. Radhakant is a licensed notary public in Ontario in addition to practising as a lawyer.
- How much experience does Andy Radhakant have in this area of law?
- Radhakant was called to the bar in 2001 and has 25 years of experience in administrative law, regulatory law, and intellectual property law.
- Where is the office and how do I get in touch?
- The office is at 100 King St. W, Suite 5700, in Toronto's financial district, inside First Canadian Place. Contact details, including phone and email, are listed on the firm's website.
Where to find them
100 King St. W., Suite 5700, Toronto, Ontario, M5X 1C7 · 416-985-1495
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