Employment Law Aspects of IP Practice

Held on Tuesday, July 16 1pm - 2pm ET
ON DEMAND WEBINAR Ethics
Intermediate

Awareness of legal topics outside the confines of IP has become a necessity as IP practitioners increasingly assume the role of trusted advisor. Perhaps no legal issues come up more frequently (and with more serious consequences) than those touching upon employment law. For example, what steps should a client take when managing its workers to secure its IP rights? What should the client do if an employee absconds with its IP?

IPIC is pleased to welcome two experienced Labour & Employment practitioners to discuss their thoughts on the employment law aspects of IP practice.

Speaker
Will Cascadden
Gowling WLG
Speaker
Laurie Robson
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Moderator
Kevin Unrau

Continuing Professional Development

This program contains 1 hour Professionalism or Ethics where applicable:

  Hours
Law Society of Ontario
1
Barreau du Québec1
Law Society of British Columbia1
Law Society of Saskatchewan**–
Law Society of Manitoba1
Law Society of Alberta1
New York State CLE Board1

** An application for accreditation of the session will be submitted upon request by a participant

LSO

This organization has been approved as an Accredited Provider of Professionalism Content
by the Law Society of Ontario.