PCK Intellectual Property

About PCK Intellectual Property

PCK Intellectual Property is an independent intellectual property firm based in Toronto, with a second office in Winnipeg. Stephen Perry and Andrew Currier founded the firm, and its practitioners include patent agents, trademark agents and lawyers who also hold degrees in engineering and science. PCK files more than 980 patent and trademark applications a year for clients across a range of technology sectors, and its work goes beyond prosecution into portfolio management, licensing, IP litigation and dispute resolution, and IP audits and valuations.

Perry and Currier co-wrote Canadian Patent Law, now in its fifth edition, a text the Supreme Court of Canada has cited. Perry, an electrical engineer from Queen's University and a professional engineer, qualified as a patent agent in 1985. Currier earned a law degree from Western University and an electrical engineering degree from Kettering University, was called to the Ontario bar in 1998, and worked as general counsel for a flat panel display company and as IP counsel for a Silicon Valley startup before co-founding PCK. The firm also built its own in-house AI tool, Otto von Pickles, to help run its patent workflows, and it prices much of its work on a flat fee basis.