3 Things to Know About Your Neighbo(u)r to the North
1h
Created on October 01, 2024
Intermediate
Overview
This program will provide US attorneys with essential insights into Canadian law, focusing on three key areas: copyright, language regulations, and privacy laws. Designed for lawyers practicing in cross-border matters or those interested in expanding their knowledge of international legal systems, the course will explore the similarities and differences between US and Canadian legal frameworks.
Led by Jon Mechanic, Esq., Partner at Rimôn Law, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of Canada's legal landscape, including its fair dealing doctrine in copyright law, language laws in Quebec, and the evolving privacy regulations across the country. The program will benefit attorneys involved in entertainment law, international business transactions, and data privacy matters. Through comparative analysis and practical examples, lawyers will develop strategies to navigate the nuances of Canadian law and enhance their ability to advise clients on cross-border legal issues.
Learning Objectives:
- Analyze the Canadian fair dealing doctrine in copyright law, comparing and contrasting it with the US fair use doctrine to better advise clients in cross-border intellectual property matters
- Evaluate the impact of Quebec's Charter of the French Language on business operations and employment practices, developing strategies for US clients to comply with these regulations when operating in Quebec
- Examine the federal and provincial privacy law framework in Canada, with a focus on Quebec's stringent privacy regulations, to guide clients in data protection and compliance across borders
- Develop strategies to navigate the differences between US and Canadian law in copyright, language, and privacy matters, improving the ability to advise clients on international legal issues.
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