Multilingual trade marks: Canadian and international perspectives
This session delivered a focused examination of Bill 96's requirements and their practical application in trade mark prosecution. We also explored other established multilingual jurisdictions, including Switzerland and the EU.
Trade marks are more valuable than ever – 150 years on from the first
Chartered Trade Mark Attorney, Alexandra Nott explores some of the reasons that trade mark protection remains crucial in today’s business environment.
Help inform IPReg’s education review
The Intellectual Property Regulation Board (IPReg) is calling on IP professionals and members of the public to help shape the next phase in its education review.
Opposition, revocation, invalidation and litigation
Find out about opposition, revocation, invalidation and litigation with Lucy Walker from Barker Brettell LLP.
The first UK trade mark: The story of Bass & Co
As UK trade marks celebrate 150 years, the story of Bass reveals how a single registration transformed branding, protection, and commercial rivalry forever.
The hybrid advantage: Why the future of trade mark law is AI and human
How will legal-grade AI and human expertise combine to transform trade mark clearance, risk management and brand protection in an increasingly complex global landscape?