Brought to you by the Young Practitioners Committee.
Video games contain a wide variety of material that can be protected through intellectual property rights, but developers (and their lawyers!) should be wary of potential hazards. This discussion will focus on the potential use and protection of video game intellectual property through copyright, trademark rights, and potential patent rights.
This program is eligible for up to 1 Substantive Hour.
| Hours | |
| Law Society of Ontario | 1 |
| Barreau du Québec | 1 |
| Law Society of British Columbia | 1 |
| Law Society of Saskatchewan | 1 |
| Law Society of Manitoba | 1 |
| Law Society of Alberta | 1 |
| New York State CLE Board | 1 |
** An application for accreditation of the session will be submitted upon request by a participant
| On Demand | $75.00 + tax | |
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| On Demand | $95.00 + tax | |
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