Speaking recently with Lexpert, Gowling WLG partner Kevin Sartorio discussed how intellectual property (IP) is protected in Canada, outlining the legal framework that enables rights-holders to enforce their IP rights. The article provides valuable clarity on the Canadian IP regime and the role of legal proceedings in safeguarding creations such as inventions, trademarks, and copyrights within the national legal system.
According to Kevin, "Canada protects IP by recognizing the existence of IP rights and allowing rights-holders to enforce those rights against unauthorized users by way of legal proceedings in the Canadian courts." His perspective sheds light on how Canadian courts support IP enforcement and why understanding this framework is essential for creators and businesses operating in the country.
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