United States:
How To Avoid Intellectual Property Litigation
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In an economy driven by information, preserving and utilizing
your intellectual property is key. Partner Rob McDonald and
Associate C. Gideon Korrell present an overview of issues in
Canadian intellectual property law. Learn how litigation is shaping
the IP climate and how you can safeguard some of your most valuable
rights and assets.
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