PMPRB Overhauls Approach to Calculating Ceiling Prices for Patented Medicines January 14, 2020 Abigail Smith, Smart & Biggar LLP The Patented Medicine Prices Review Board (PMPRB) has released draft Guidelines for consultation. Stakeholders have until January 31, 2020 to provide written submissions.
Can Works and Inventions Created by Artificial Intelligence Be Protected by Intellectual Property? January 14, 2020 William Chalmers, Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP The status of IP protection for AI-generated works and inventions in Canada.
The Potential Benefits of Copyright Registration in Litigation November 06, 2019 Eric Mayzel, Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP How copyright registration may help to streamline the discovery process.
The Copyright Protection of Fashion Designs: More than Just a Trend November 06, 2019 Alessia Monastero Can copyright actually protect fashion designers?
Bootstrapping an IP Program at an Innovative Company November 05, 2019 Tracey Stott, Jeffrey Kang, Jordan Scopa and Tom Sutherland An in-house IP counsel, IP strategist and IP litigator discuss the components of a successful IP program.
Get to Know Your Execs in Five Minutes (or less) – Part II November 05, 2019 Get to know the 2019-2020 Vice Chair – Jennifer Davidson!
Get to Know Your Execs in Five Minutes (or less) – Part I November 05, 2019 Get to know the 2019-2020 Chair – Lisa Danay Wallace!
Five Tips for Guiding Emerging Technology Companies Amidst an Evolving Legal Landscape November 05, 2019 Agatha Suszek and Lisa Danay Wallace, WeirFoulds LLP The authors summarize tips stemming from the OBA’s IT/IP CPD session, Blockchain & Artificial Intelligence Meet Privacy Law: An Interactive Conversation on Strategizing for Clients.
Welcome from the Chair! November 05, 2019 Lisa Danay Wallace, Chair Our 2019-2020 Chair, Lisa Danay Wallace, welcomes the section and introduces the IT/IP Section’s exciting plans and programs for the year.
If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late: OVO’s “6ix” Woes After a Failed TM Opposition November 01, 2019 Sarah Pennington Lessons learned from Drake’s failed “6IX” trademark dispute.