Daniel James Lanfranconi

Daniel also drafts patent, trademark, and other intellectual property licenses, non-disclosure agreements, assignment of rights documents, software licenses, distribution agreements, master service agreements, franchise agreements, letters of intent, term sheets and intellectual property sales agreements.

Daniel’s litigation practice has a proven track record before the Federal Court of Canada, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and the Court of Appeal of Ontario.

Prior to becoming a lawyer, Daniel practiced for almost 20 years as a licensed Professional Engineer in the province of Ontario. Daniel’s engineering practice included designing telephony, mobile devices, military, system interconnect, storage, and telecommunication integrated circuits (ICs) in customer-own tooling (COT) and also application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) flows. He is fluent in Verilog and VHDL hardware description languages and is also fluent in several scripting languages. In addition, he has designed several register transfer level (RTL) IC blocks and several integrated circuit analog blocks. Daniel’s engineering practice also included integrated circuit physical design comprising floor planning, synthesis, placement, routing, and power grid design. Daniel also regularly performed static timing analysis (STA), on-chip variation (OCV), cross-talk, design rule checking (DRC), and layout-versus-schematic (LVS) checks.

Additionally, Daniel incorporated and managed his own business, where he developed a business plan, worked with lenders to secure financing, and worked with accountants and business lawyers to structure and manage his corporation.

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