Martin Kratz leads the intellectual property, anti-spam practice and co-leads the ecommerce and data security practice for Bennett Jones. His practice is focused on intellectual property and technology law, including substantive IP and IP transactions, procurement, commercialization, outsourcing, procurement, strategy and opinions, anti-spam, data protection, privacy, ecommerce, strategic alliances, mergers, acquisitions and technology transfers among technology companies. His practice includes the software, telecommunications, cloud computing, electronic commerce, entertainment, energy and pharmaceutical industries.

Martin has written over 450 publications on various topics involving intellectual property, technology law or on related topics including the following recent books: Canadian Anti-Spam Law, 2014; Canadian Internet Law, 2013; Outsourcing (Canada) 2012; Licensing 2012; Electronic Commerce Law 2012; Canadian Intellectual Property Law, 2nd Ed., 2010.

Martin is national co-director of Osgoode Hall Law School's Intellectual Property LLM program and teaches in that program.

Martin is a Fellow of the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada, and of the Canadian Information Processing Society; and a member of: the ABA's Science & Technology, Patent, Copyright & Trademark, Sports & Entertainment and International Sections, and a member of the AIPLA.