Gary Daniel is a Partner in the Intellectual Property Group, whose practice emphasizes trade-mark and copyright law. From April 2007 to April 2009, he was the IP Practice Group Co-ordinator. Gary advises clients regarding obtaining, enforcing and licensing trade-marks and copyright in Canada. His practice involves adversarial and advocacy-based proceedings before the Trade-marks Opposition Board and the Ontario and Federal Courts. He also counsels clients on trade-mark and copyright issues involved in corporate transactions and financings. Gary represents clients both within and outside Canada, including a major professional sports league, a motorsports organization, a pharmaceutical company, a well-known cartoonist, retailers and consumer product companies, and interests in the jewellery and wines and spirits industries.

Gary has been certified by The Law Society of Upper Canada as a specialist in intellectual property (trade-mark and copyright) law. He has also been recognized as a leading Canadian lawyer in the field of intellectual property law by Chambers Global: The World's Leading Lawyers for Business.

Gary has written and spoken on a wide range of topics in the area of intellectual property law. He is also a member of several organizations in the legal and intellectual property fields. He is a fellow of the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada and was a past chairman of the Canadian Legislation Analysis Subcommittee of the International Trademark Association. Gary is the past vice-chair of the Emerging Issues Committee of the International Trademark Association and is currently the vice-chair of the Famous and Well-Known Marks Committee (2010-11) and vice-chair of the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada's Trade-mark Legislation Committee (2008-10). He is also involved in charitable organizations and sits on the National Board of Directors of Special Olympics Canada, where he chairs the Human Resources Committee.

Gary is fluent in both English and French.