At a recent roundtable meeting of the International Trademark Association in Portland, Jeffrey Vicq and Athar Malik spoke to local attorneys about pending changes to Canadian trademark law.
The changes – representing the most significant shift in Canadian trademark law since its inception – will come into force in June. Attendees also learned about unique cost-saving opportunities arising from the transition.
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