IP Osgoode’s Innovation Clinic (the “IP Clinic”), is seeking law students to assist entrepreneurs and start- up organizations with their innovation and commercialization activities. Under the supervision of lawyers from…
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Banksy Tried to Play the IP System – and it Backfired
It may be easier than you think to legally capitalize on the images of the well-known – yet anonymous – British graffiti artist “Banksy.” The artist has obtained trademarks for…
Decision in "Sim & McBurney v En Vogue Sculptured Nail Systems Inc."
On February 9, 2021, Osgoode Hall Law Students had the privilege of observing the virtual hearing for the appeal of Sim & McBurney v En Vogue Sculpted Nail Systems (2020…
Is Copyright Still for Losers? The EUIPO Declares Banksy’s “Flower Thrower” Trademark Invalid
It all started with a bouquet of flowers: a bundle of blooms to be hurled by a bandana-clad figure, as stencilled along the wall of a garage. Over the last…
A Day in Virtual Court House Proceedings
One day before an “appawing” virtual hearing went viral, IP Osgoode arranged and witnessed a smooth Federal Court virtual hearing via Zoom Business video conference. While many stories about the…
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Our IP Innovation ChatBot Launch Event is TODAY! Are You Ready?
We at IP Osgoode are all set for our exciting event this afternoon! We hope that you will join us to learn about Skygauge Robotics’ recent success, participate in a…