Peter F. KAPPEL

Background

Kappel, Peter F. was born on October 8, 1954 in Backnang, West Germany.

Education

University of Waterloo (Bachelor of Applied Science, Chemistry Engineering, 1977). University of Windsor (Bachelor of Laws, 1982).

Career

Worked at Kappel Ludlow (Toronto, Ontario) specializing in Intellectual Property Litigation, Trademarks, Patents, Copyright, Industrial Designs. Admitted to the bar, 1984, Ontario. Registered Professional Engineer, Ontario, Canada, 1979.

Registered Canadian Trademark Agent, 1984.

Author: "Getting to Trial After Discovery," Patent Litigation: Effective Management of a Patent Trial, Continuing legal education Program, The Canadian Institute, 1993. "Remedies, Measurement of Damages & Strategies for Continued Enforcement," Trademark Protection, Continuing legal education Program, The Canadian Institute, 1993.

Member: Law Society of Upper Canada. Canadian Bar Association (Member, Intellectual Property Law Section.

Past Chair, Continuing Legal Education Committee).

American Bar Association (Associate Member, Intellectual Property Law Section, 1991—). Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario. Patent and Trademark Institute of Canada (Fellow.

Member, Litigation Committee, 1994—).

American Intellectual Property Law Association. Certified by the Law Society of Upper Canada as a Specialist in Intellectual Property (Patent, Trademark and Copyright) Law.

Achievements

• PETER KAPPEL has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member: Law Society of Upper Canada. Canadian Bar Association (Member, Intellectual Property Law Section. Past Chair, Continuing Legal Education Committee).

American Bar Association (Associate Member, Intellectual Property Law Section, 1991—).

Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario. Patent and Trademark Institute of Canada (Fellow.

Member, Litigation Committee, 1994—). American Intellectual Property Law Association.

Certified by the Law Society of Upper Canada as a Specialist in Intellectual Property (Patent, Trademark and Copyright) Law.