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This presentation discusses how clients can preserve their intangible assets and commercially exploit these valuable IP rights, and avoid falling prey to the increasing numbers of squatters, trolls, and pirates. It also explores major changes to Canada’s trademark law that took effect in 2019.
This on-demand program was originally presented as an in-person program in February 2019.
The total running time is approximately 30 minutes.
To view all presentations from Intellectual Property Law for Non-IP Lawyers, click here.
Faculty
Chair
Edward (Ted) Yoo, Bennett Jones LLP
Presenter
Kim Cunningham, Bennett Jones LLP
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