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Dipchand LLP Congratulates New Trademark Agent, Julie Parna
Dipchand LLP is delighted to announce and congratulate Julie Parna on her recent appointment as a Trademark Agent.
May Cheng Secures Top 10 Gold Ranking in Enforcement and Litigation, Silver in Anti-Counterfeiting by WTR 1000
May Cheng, one of Dipchand LLP’s outstanding intellectual property partners, has earned a Gold Ranking in Enforcement and Litigation by the World Trademark Review (WTR) 1000 for 2024. Notably, May stands among the esteemed top 10 Gold-ranked professionals globally in this category.
Elizabeth S. Dipchand and May Cheng recognized as a Lexpert-ranked lawyer in the 2024 Lexpert/ ALM 500 Directory
Dipchand LLP proudly announces another achievement as Elizabeth S. Dipchand and May Cheng garner well-deserved recognition as Canada’s foremost practitioners in the esteemed 2024 Lexpert®/American Lawyer Guide to the Leading 500 Lawyers in Canada for intellectual property.
True (Delaware) North Strong: How Alberta’s Amended Business Corporations Act Stacks Up Against the Ontario and Federal Statutes
Alberta's 2022 amendments to the Business Corporations Act streamline regulations, making it more investor-friendly by removing redundancies and aligning with jurisdictions like Delaware, while also introducing provisions such as corporate opportunity waivers and expanded indemnification.
FNF Enterprises Inc. v. Wag and Train Inc.
The Ontario Court of Appeal's decision in FNF Enterprises Inc. v. Wag and Train Inc. clarifies the application of the oppression remedy and the limitations of piercing the corporate veil, emphasizing that while a director's actions may not always warrant personal liability, oppressive conduct can lead to a personal remedy.
It’s in the Cards: The Possible Tax Implications of Buying & Selling Trading Cards in Canada
Magic: The Gathering, a collectible trading card game that has captivated 35 million players globally, has raised important tax questions about the sale and acquisition of trading cards, especially rare items like "The One Ring," which sold for $2.64 million.
Division I Football Athletes Share their Thoughts on EA Sports’ NCAA Football Video Game Controversy Concerning Athlete NIL Compensation
As college athletes navigate the ongoing NIL debate, the prospect of being included in EA Sports' highly anticipated NCAA football game has many hopeful for both fair representation and compensation, yet challenges around equitable payment and individual bargaining persist.
Elizabeth S. Dipchand Among Top Leading Intellectual Property Lawyers in Canada
Elizabeth S. Dipchand has been recognized as one of Canada’s top Intellectual Property lawyers in the 2023 Lexpert/ALM 500 Directory, honoring her leadership and excellence in the field.
Pandora’s Barrel of Monkeys: Seth Green’s Stolen Bored Ape NFT and Copyright Conundrum
Seth Green's stolen Bored Ape NFT raises complex legal questions about ownership, copyright, and licensing in the evolving landscape of digital assets.
Hold Your Horses: Personal Property Rights, Licences, Copyright and NFT’s
A recent U.S. court case between TamarindArt and the estate of artist M.F. Husain highlights key distinctions between ownership of physical art, copyright, and licensing in the growing NFT space.
Turn Off The Plastic Tap
Dipchand LLP proudly supports Benjamin Von Wong’s Giant Plastic Tap project, providing legal expertise for his impactful environmental campaign and $10,000 giveaway to raise awareness of plastic pollution.
Facing the Consequences: The Intersection of Copyright and Personality Rights
Hudson’s Bay used a photo of EDI advocate Hadiya Roderique without permission, highlighting crucial copyright and personality rights issues. Learn the legal risks and necessary steps to avoid copyright infringement and misappropriation of personality in business promotions.
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