About Limpert & Associates

Limpert & Associates is a small Toronto law firm that practices only in technology law. From an office at 2300 Yonge Street, the firm handles technology commercialization transactions, technology dispute resolution and litigation, and data and privacy law for technology companies and their investors. Its principal, P. Bradley Limpert, has a Bachelor's degree in engineering physics and a Master's degree in electrical and biomedical engineering, and worked at IBM Canada in software development, project management and marketing before qualifying as a registered patent agent and a Certified Licensing Professional. Limpert later practiced at one of Canada's largest intellectual property firms and chaired the National Technology Practice Group at one of Canada's largest law firms before starting this practice.

Limpert wrote the book Technology Contracting: Law, Precedents and Commentary, published by Carswell in 2005. It was cited in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court's 2015 decision in In re Nortel Networks, Inc. Limpert is also the Program Director of the Professional LLM in Privacy and Cybersecurity Law at Osgoode Hall Law School, and the firm has advised on more than 500 licensing transactions and over 200 financing and M&A deals for technology clients.

Milestones & recognition

  • Founder P. Bradley Limpert authored Technology Contracting: Law, Precedents and Commentary (Carswell, 2005), which the U.S. Bankruptcy Court cited in its 2015 decision in In re Nortel Networks, Inc.
  • Limpert contributed the chapter on licensing to Intellectual Property Disputes, edited by Ron Dimock.
  • Limpert is the Program Director of the Professional LLM in Privacy and Cybersecurity Law at Osgoode Hall Law School.
  • The firm advised on the 2002 sale of Plazmic Inc. to Research In Motion for $26 million, a transaction named the Canadian Venture Capital Association's deal of the year.
  • The firm advised Q1 Labs of Fredericton, New Brunswick through several rounds of financing ahead of its 2011 acquisition by IBM for a reported price of more than US$600 million.
  • Limpert has been recognized as a Lexpert ranked lawyer, listed in IAM's guide to patent and technology licensing lawyers, and named a Global Law Experts 2020 award recipient.

The neighbourhood

The office is at 2300 Yonge Street, Suite 1600, in the RioCan Yonge Eglinton Centre. The firm's site notes it's on the PATH network, with underground access from the Eglinton subway station, and that there's a pay parking garage under the building reached from Orchard View Boulevard. For a technology company or investor coming in for a transaction or a dispute meeting, that combination of subway and garage access means a visit doesn't have to start with a hunt for street parking.

Frequently asked questions

What areas of law does Limpert & Associates handle?
The firm practices only in technology law: technology commercialization transactions, technology dispute resolution and litigation, and data and privacy law.
Can Limpert & Associates help negotiate or draft a technology licensing agreement?
Yes. The firm's commercialization practice covers founder's agreements, confidentiality agreements, IP assignments, financing agreements, shareholders agreements, and license and services agreements, and it has advised on more than 500 licensing transactions.
Does the firm handle disputes between shareholders or investors in a technology company?
Yes. Its dispute resolution practice covers licensing disputes, intellectual property rights disputes, and shareholder and investor or company disputes in technology companies.
Can Limpert & Associates advise on a data breach or privacy compliance issue?
Yes. The firm advises on compliance with Canadian and international privacy law, on preventing and responding to data and privacy breaches, and on integrating data into IP strategies.
Has anyone at the firm written about technology contracting law?
Yes. Founder P. Bradley Limpert wrote Technology Contracting: Law, Precedents and Commentary, a book the U.S. Bankruptcy Court cited in its 2015 Nortel Networks decision.
Where is the firm located and how do I get there?
The office is at 2300 Yonge Street, Suite 1600, in the RioCan Yonge Eglinton Centre. It's on the PATH network with underground access from the Eglinton subway station, and there's a pay parking garage under the building reached from Orchard View Boulevard.

Where to find them

2300 Yonge Street, Suite 1600, Toronto, ON Canada M4P 1E4 · 416-214-1444

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