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Gucci or CUGGL? The Japan Patent Office dismisses trademark infringement claims by Gucci
Bridgerton Helps Navigate The Limits Of The Fan Fiction Defence In Intellectual Property
IP Osgoode Speaks Welcomes Dan Bereskin – Balancing Freedom of Expression with the Rights of IP owners
The Iconic ‘Del Boy’ Evolves UK Copyright Law
Which Fruits are Off-Limits?
2021 IP Year in Review
Parody Law: Greenpeace Tackles "Australia's Greatest Liability"
Just Laugh It Off: Trademark Parody and the Expansion of User Rights
Just Laugh It Off: Trademark Parody and the Expansion of User Rights
I was invited to attend the Canadian Bar Association Intellectual Property section’s IP Day 2017 and Judges’ Dinner, on May 11, 2017 in Ottawa. It was an honour to be invited as the winner of the Intellectual Property Law student essay contest for my paper “Just Laugh It Off: Trademark Parody and the Expansion of […]
Ain't No Laurent Without Some Irony: Hedi Slimane and the Rise of Parody Fashion
Ain't No Laurent Without Some Irony: Hedi Slimane and the Rise of Parody Fashion
Some may say that there is no Laurent without Yves, but Hedi Slimane is definitely not one of them. Luxury Goods International (LGI), the owner of Saint Laurent Paris’ trademarks, is suing Jeanine Heller, founder of What About Yves, for trademark infringement, trademark dilution, false designation of origin and unfair competition. Her parody t-shirts had […]