Lomic Law
3 lawyers · City of Toronto
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 195 handling Intellectual Property.
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Lomic Law is a small intellectual property and social media law firm based in Toronto, working out of an office in First Canadian Place at King and Bay Streets in the city's Financial District. The firm has three lawyers and focuses on trademark law, copyright, and intellectual property litigation, along with social media, privacy, and marketing advice for startups and growing businesses. Its stated practice covers trademark applications, searches, oppositions and section 45 proceedings, domain name disputes, intellectual property agreements, and enforcement of foreign judgments, and its lawyers have appeared before the Trademarks Opposition Board, the Federal Court, and the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.
Founding partner Paul Lomic is a Certified Specialist in Intellectual Property Law (Trademark) recognized by the Law Society of Ontario and a Registered Trademark Agent, with a B.Sc. and M.Sc. from the University of Waterloo, a Ph.D. from the University of Toronto, and an LL.B. from Queen's University. Lomic has edited and authored two LexisNexis reference works on social media law and intellectual property litigation. Partner Sabrina Salituro is a Registered Canadian Trademark Agent licensed to practice in both Ontario and New York, giving the firm some reach into cross border trademark work, while associate Aviva Snitman focuses on brand protection after training at Osgoode Hall Law School and volunteering at its intellectual property clinic.
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Milestones & recognition
- Founding partner Paul Lomic is a Certified Specialist in Intellectual Property Law (Trademark), a designation the Law Society of Ontario awards to a limited number of practitioners in each field.
- The Intellectual Property Institute of Canada gave Paul Lomic its Outstanding Contribution Award in 2022 for volunteer service that included past chair roles on IPIC's Conference Committee (2018) and CPD Committee (2017).
- Paul Lomic edited and authored two LexisNexis reference works, Social Media and Internet Law - Forms and Precedents (2nd edition, 2018) and Intellectual Property Litigation - Forms and Precedents (2016), and was previously general editor of the LexisNexis loose leaf Communications Law in Canada.
- The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory has included a Lomic Law lawyer in its intellectual property rankings every year since 2023.
- In Dead End Survival, LLC v. Marhasin, 2019 ONSC 3569, the firm's cases page describes obtaining a judgment in excess of $2,000,000 on behalf of a client for trademark infringement, enforcing a foreign judgment, with costs on a substantial indemnity basis.
In the community
- Paul Lomic chairs the Ontario Bar Association's Artificial Intelligence Taskforce and in 2024 chaired two OBA continuing education programs on using generative AI in legal practice.
- Paul Lomic is a Fellow of the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada and has served on several of its committees, including the Conference Committee, the CPD Committee, the Litigation Committee, the Sole and Small Practice Community, and the Licensing Community.
- Associate Aviva Snitman volunteered at Osgoode Hall Law School's Intellectual Property Law Clinic, which supports small brands and startups with trademark matters.
- Paul Lomic has regularly chaired, co-chaired, or moderated Ontario Bar Association and IPIC continuing education sessions since 2007, on subjects ranging from trademark oppositions and social media law to the annual Fraud and Anti-Counterfeiting Conference.
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Who handles what
The neighbourhood
Lomic Law's office is in First Canadian Place, the 72 storey tower at the northwest corner of King and Bay Streets that held the title of tallest building in Canada from its completion in 1975 until 2025. The address puts a three lawyer intellectual property practice in the middle of Toronto's Financial District, surrounded by the head offices of major banks and some of Canada's largest law firms rather than the storefronts or courthouse squares that anchor a lot of neighbourhood firms.
That setting fits a practice built around trademark, brand, and social media work for startups and growing businesses rather than walk in clients. The firm's lawyers handle matters before the Trademarks Opposition Board, the Federal Court, the Federal Court of Appeal, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, and the Supreme Court of Canada, so the Financial District address also keeps the firm close to the corporate and commercial clients whose brand disputes it takes on.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Lomic Law help my startup register a trademark?
- Yes. The firm's practice areas include trademark searches, applications, and oppositions and section 45 proceedings, and its site describes working with startups and growing businesses in Canada and abroad.
- What happens if someone infringes my trademark?
- Enforcement is part of the firm's litigation practice. In Dead End Survival, LLC v. Marhasin, 2019 ONSC 3569, the firm's cases page describes obtaining a judgment in excess of $2,000,000 for a client over trademark infringement, with costs on a substantial indemnity basis.
- Does Lomic Law handle copyright matters as well as trademarks?
- Yes, copyright is listed among the firm's practice areas alongside trademarks, confidential information, and intellectual property agreements.
- Someone is squatting on a domain name close to my brand. Can Lomic Law help?
- Domain name disputes are part of the firm's practice. Its cases page describes a 2023 UDRP proceeding in which the firm defended a client against an attempted transfer of a domain name.
- Does Lomic Law only act for Canadian clients?
- No. The firm's site says it works with clients in Canada and abroad and can draw on a network of foreign associates for intellectual property protection outside Canada, and partner Sabrina Salituro is also licensed to practice in New York.
- How do I book a consultation with Lomic Law?
- The firm's website offers a free 30 minute consultation that can be booked online, or clients can call the Toronto office directly at 647-503-5253.
Where to find them
1 First Canadian Place, 100 King Street West, Suite 5700, Toronto, Ontario M5X 1C7 · 647-503-5253
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