Category: Intellectual Property
A brand’s value goes far beyond products; it’s built on reputation, recognition, and trust. When another business gets a little too close, the legal consequences can be significant.
Protecting your intellectual property safeguards the value of your brand. Active enforcement prevents confusion, protects your reputation, and preserves your ability to license and grow your business.
A new CIPO practice note requires parties before the TMOB to declare any AI-generated content in their submissions.
Changes to the Canadian Trademarks Act & Regs will affect trademark owners and any parties in Opposition proceedings, and/or with disputes before Federal Court.
Notable updates to Canada's Trademarks Regulations (SOR/2018-227) were announced by the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (“CIPO”) and are set to come into effect on April 1, 2025
It has never been more important to police your trademarks and ensure you are not only using them in commerce but using them “as registered”.