Caroline Henrie is a member of the intellectual property group. She practices in all areas of intellectual property law, including patent, trademarks, industrial design and copyright matters, with a focus in trademark litigation and prosecution.

Caroline provides strategic advice and representation to businesses facing litigation or potential litigation in intellectual property matters. She has appeared before the Federal Court in trademark and copyright matters.

Caroline is a registered trademark agent with a trademark practice focusing on assisting clients at all stages of the trademark prosecution cycle, including conducting clearance searches and availability opinions, providing clients with filing strategies, prosecuting trademarks before the Canadian Intellectual Property Office, and representing clients in administrative proceedings before the Trademarks Opposition Board.

She manages international intellectual property portfolios, collaborating with local counsel in foreign jurisdictions to secure and protect clients’ rights abroad. Her copyright practice focuses on copyright authorship and ownership disputes and providing opinions on licensing and enforcement.

Caroline also provides regulatory and commercial advice to clients. She is well versed in supporting scaling companies, and can assist clients with identifying and connecting with federal and provincial support programs.

Caroline was called to the bar in 2018 after completing a clerkship at the Federal Court in 2017-2018, where she gained valuable experience on Federal Court practice.