Intellectual Property


Intellectual property can be a client’s most valuable asset and protecting it is vital. Not only will your intellectual property form an essential part of your marketing and branding, it can also be sold or licensed, forming a lucrative revenue stream. Consequently, not protecting intellectual property and losing the rights to your intellectual property can be costly and time consuming.

Why is protecting your company’s intellectual property so important?

  • Trade-marks distinguish you in the marketplace.
  • Copyrights protect your creative expressions.
  • Patents protect your inventions.
  • Industrial Designs protect your exclusive right to a design applied to an article.

These assets are integral to the success and value of your business so steps should be taken to protect and secure your intellectual property. These are often complex matters that involve technical details and intricate procedures. Our lawyers understand these complicated issues and can provide you with the practical advice needed to accomplish your business objectives.

Whether you are in the formative stages of a new business venture or have been in business for a long time we can help with the following types of intellectual property assets:

  • Trade-marks
  • Copyrights
  • Industrial Designs
  • Patent Licensing
  • Trade Secrets and Confidential information
  • Plant Breeders Rights

Our goal is to provide you with the intellectual property advice needed to compliment your business strategies. We will then work hard with you from idea to application, guide you through the maze of laws, and ensure that your assets are properly secured and protected.

We can assist you with your intellectual property work in Canada and abroad.

Please do not hesitate to contact one of our intellectual property lawyers for more information or a confidential consultation.

Intellectual Property Group

Blair’s practice area is business law with a specific focus on corporate, securities and technology law matters.

 

Vanessa practices in the areas of business law, real estate and wills and estates. As a Registered Trade-mark agent with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office, her business law practice has a specific focus on intellectual property law, including filing Canadian and US trade-mark applications and advising clients on infringement issues. Her real estate practice is expanding to serve purchasers and vendors of freehold property and First Nations Land Developments.