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Protecting Your Client's Trademarks in Canada

1h 30m

Created on January 15, 2025

Intermediate

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4.9

(197 reviews)

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Overview

U.S. businesses frequently expand to offer their products or services to our neighbors to the North, but they often mistakenly apply their understanding of U.S. trademark law in their approach to doing business in Canada.  What are some of the key differences in how businesses obtain trademark rights and registrations in Canada compared to how they do so in the United States?  Seasoned Canadian trademark lawyer, Selena Altro Paperman, joins U.S. attorney Matthew Asbell in discussing the differences in law and practice, and their practical impact on U.S. businesses seeking to expand into Canada.

Learning Objectives: 

  1. Differentiate the foundational principles of U.S. and Canadian trademark law, including how businesses acquire trademark rights in each jurisdiction
  2. Identify key differences in trademark registration processes in Canada versus the United States
  3. Assess the practical implications of these legal differences for U.S. businesses expanding their operations into Canada
  4. Apply best practices for navigating Canadian trademark law to minimize legal risks and enhance brand protection when entering the Canadian market


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4.9

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Recent Reviews

Well done

Bonnie H.Apr 25, 2025

Excellent course!

Benjamin S.Jan 27, 2025

I am in immigration law, but we have a lot of Canadian clients that own businesses. It is good to have a reference point to get them to the right people should they need this service.

David W.Jan 21, 2025

Really enjoyed. Thought incorrectly it was a 1 hour course. The 90 minutes were well worth the extra 30 minutes. Thank you.

sherman e.Jan 15, 2025

good information

Darrell N.Jan 15, 2025

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