Markwell Clarizio LLP Welcomes Emily Papsin
June 7, 2024
Markwell Clarizio LLP is delighted to welcome Emily Papsin to the Firm.
Emily is a determined and articulate advocate who crafts persuasive arguments for her clients.
Emily is building her Intellectual Property practice, after having summered, articled, and begun her career as a commercial litigator at a leading international law firm.
Emily received her JD from Osgoode Hall Law School in 2021. She was actively involved in Osgoode’s mooting programs, and represented the school in both the Baby Gale and in the Harold G. Fox IP Moot. She also completed a summer clerkship at the Newmarket Ontario Court of Justice.
Emily was an Honour Roll Volunteer for Pro Bono Ontario in 2023, and continues to provide volunteer legal services to Ontarians in need through the 519 Legal Clinic.
Markwell Clarizio LLP
www.markwellaw.comMarkwell Clarizio LLP is a boutique litigation firm with extensive experience in intellectual property and regulatory matters. The firm represents clients in patent infringement and impeachment actions, trademark infringement and opposition proceedings, copyright infringement actions, Injunction motions, appeals, interventions, and cases under the Patented Medicines (Notice of Compliance) Regulations. The firm also helps clients navigate the complex regulatory system governing the approval and sale of health products in Canada, including data protection, patent linkage, patent term restoration, pricing, formulary interchangeability, product listing agreements and advertising. Its counsel attend meetings with regulators and appear as litigation counsel at hearings before the Patented Medicine Prices Review Board (PMPRB) and judicial review applications. The founding partners have appeared as counsel in many precedent-setting cases before the Supreme Court of Canada, the Federal Court of Appeal, the Federal Court and the PMPRB.
Emily Papsin
Markwell Clarizio LLP
Law School
Osgoode Hall Law School
Year Of Call
2022
Area Of Practice
Intellectual Property