Brad focuses on complex technology litigation and transactions, having successfully represented clients in some of Canada's largest disputes over the past decade. Notable matters include Ebbu v. NWN, where he negotiated an IP License and Investment Agreement, then served as lead counsel in successful litigation against the licensee, delivering $400 million in value. In Axis Lighting ats. NXP Inc., he acted as virtual general counsel for a Canadian company facing five US patent infringement claims, directing litigation strategy and overseeing US counsel to protect $100 million in client value. He advised a Canadian government agency on a $30 million Salesforce license procurement, with lifetime services valued at over $500 million. In Halton v. Catalyst Consulting, he represents Halton against a software developer for defective software, with a $2.5 million claim. Brad also serves as background counsel, most notably in 7868073 v. Vacuum Metallizing, advising on technology issues, license agreement interpretation, intellectual property scope, and examination for discovery, yielding a $4.5 million plaintiff recovery. Before law, Brad earned a master's degree in electrical engineering and built professional experience in software development.
