Intellectual Property Lawyers in Ontario: Get Clients with JustiConnect
Justi Admin
Practise intellectual property law in Ontario? See how JustiConnect Pro helps founders, creators and small businesses find you and book a consultation online.
Intellectual property is one of the areas where people in Ontario search for a lawyer and find very few choices on JustiConnect. Google Canada estimates about 590 searches a month for an intellectual property lawyer, including about 260 for Toronto alone, mostly from founders, creators and small businesses who need to protect a name, a product or their work. JustiConnect is a Canadian platform where people find a legal professional and book a consultation. If you practise intellectual property law in Ontario, this page explains who JustiConnect Pro is for, how it works for your practice, and how to create your profile.
Who JustiConnect Pro is for
JustiConnect Pro is the professional side of JustiConnect: the dashboard legal professionals use to manage their profile, appointments and client requests. Registration is open to licensed lawyers, notaries and paralegals in good standing with their regulatory body; in Ontario, that means a licence from the Law Society of Ontario. JustiConnect Pro is a good fit for intellectual property lawyers who handle:
- Trademark searches, applications and oppositions
- Copyright questions for creators, designers, developers and publishers
- Patent strategy and work with patent agents
- Licensing, assignment and confidentiality agreements
- Infringement disputes, cease-and-desist letters and IP litigation
- Brand protection for small businesses and start-ups that want advice before they launch
What clients look for in intellectual property
Intellectual property clients are usually business owners, start-up founders, artists and freelancers. Many have never hired a lawyer before and come with a concrete, time-sensitive question:
- Whether a business or product name is free to use, and how to register it as a trademark
- How the application process works with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office
- Who owns the work when a freelancer, employee or agency created it
- What to do after receiving, or before sending, a cease-and-desist letter
- How to license an idea, a design or software without losing control of it
On the public side, JustiConnect has a dedicated intellectual property lawyers page for Ontario, where people looking for this kind of help compare professionals and book a consultation. Almost all the intellectual property lawyers on JustiConnect are in Quebec today, so a new Ontario profile stands out to the people browsing this page.
How JustiConnect works for intellectual property lawyers
Getting started takes three steps:
- Create your profile. Add your credentials, bio and photo, plus your specializations, languages, education and professional background, so clients can get to know you.
- Set your availability. Choose the areas of law you serve and the days and times you are available. You control meeting durations, days off and holidays.
- Get bookings. Receive booking requests, communicate with clients and manage appointments in one place.
What you manage from your dashboard
- Scheduling: view and manage all your appointments, with automated status updates and real-time availability.
- Booking requests: each request arrives with the time the client would like, and you accept it, decline it or suggest another time.
- Notifications: automated emails keep you and your clients informed about bookings and schedule changes.
- Client management: consultation history and client contact information in one organized place.
- Online or in person: offer video consultations and say whether you prefer remote or in-person meetings.
The client relationship stays yours. JustiConnect is a marketplace, not a law firm: it introduces you to people who need help, and you decide how you take on and handle each matter.
Why intellectual property suits online booking
Most intellectual property matters start with a short, focused first consultation: is this name available, who owns this design, what does this letter mean. Clients often look for that first conversation online, outside business hours, and they want to see who handles trademarks or copyright before they reach out. Online booking lets them compare profiles and request a time that suits them, and it gives you the request and the client's preferred time up front. Because this work rarely needs a meeting in person, video consultations let you serve clients across Ontario and the rest of Canada, not just near your office.
How to join JustiConnect Pro
Create your account on the JustiConnect Pro sign-up page with your name and email, or sign up with Google. Then complete your profile, choose Intellectual Property and the related areas you practise (such as trademark registration or brand protection), and set your availability. Once your profile is complete, you can start receiving consultation requests.
Prefer to see the platform first? You can schedule a demo from the JustiConnect Pro home page.
Frequently asked questions
Can I list trademarks, copyright and patents separately?
Yes. You choose every area of law you practise, such as trademark registration, copyright or brand protection, so your profile appears to the people looking for that kind of help.
Can I meet clients by video?
Yes. You can set up video call options and indicate whether you prefer remote or in-person consultations. You stay in control of your hours, meeting durations and days off.
Do I have to accept every request?
No. Each request arrives with the time the client would like. You can accept it, suggest another time or decline it, so nothing goes on your schedule without your OK.
How will I know when someone books with me?
You receive email notifications for new bookings and schedule changes, and you can manage every request from your dashboard.