Jeilah practices all aspects of intellectual property, representing clients in litigation involving patent, trademark, contract/licensing, trade secret and copyright issues. Jeilah advises clients on IP issues arising out of M&A transactions, joint ventures and licensing matters. She also advises clients on advertising and labelling, and IP protection, enforcement, commercialization and brand-building strategies. Jeilah has been recognized by Who’s Who Legal IP, The Legal 500 Canada, and Benchmark Litigation Canada. Jeilah is the Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Intellectual Property Review law journal. She is an active Fellow of the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada, serving on committees and as Past-Chair of the Basics of Law Course. Jeilah is on the advisory board of ChIPs’ (Chiefs In IP) inaugural Canadian Chapter. She is also an active member of the International Trademark Association and the Advocates’ Society. Jeilah is the author of the Intellectual Property Risk section of the Directors’ Duties in Canada, 7th edition (LexisNexis). She is co-author of WTR’s Trademark Litigation Guide (Canada) and WTR’s Best Practice in Litigation Strategies: Global Perspectives. She is a guest lecturer at Osgoode Hall Law School (IP LLM).