Bhole IP Law Associate and Trademark Group Leader Alessia Monastero will be speaking with Humber’s Fashion Management Program on fashion technology and how AI is affecting the fashion industry on November 14, 2024. Alessia thanks Professor Francesca D’Angelo for the invitation to guest lecture. Want to learn more about our …
Alessia Monastero to speak at Startup Fashion Week 2024
Bhole IP Law Associate and Trademark Group Leader Alessia Monastero will be speaking at Startup Fashion Week’s Business of Fashion Conference on October 23, 2024, which will be held at Bhole IP Law’s office space. Alessia will be discussing the intellectual property protection of fashion designs and best practices for …
Anil Bhole and Alessia Monastero to speak at the University of Western Ontario’s IP Strategy Bootcamp on November 3, 2023
Anil Bhole and Alessia Monastero have been invited to guest lecture the topic of “Trademarks, Copyrights and Related Rights, and Trade Secrets” as part of the University of Western Ontario’s IP Strategy Bootcamp. Their session will be held November 3, 2023. Alessia and Anil are grateful to Susan Jacobs of …
CIPO Fee Increase
The Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) has announced that the majority of patent, trademark, and industrial design official fees will increase on January 1, 2024. The fee increase is significant, exceeding 25% in many situations. To minimize the financial impact, we recommend taking proactive steps in 2023 where possible. Please reach …
Alessia Monastero to speak with The Fashion Zone at TMU
Bhole IP Law Associate Alessia Monastero will be speaking with The Fashion Zone startup companies at the Toronto Metropolitan University on November 1, 2023, sharing insights on intellectual property strategy and how it can benefit your business as a creator in the fashion industry. Learn more: https://www.torontomu.ca/fashion-zone/ Want to learn …
Alessia Monastero to speak at Startup Fashion Week 2023
Bhole IP Law Associate Alessia Monastero will be speaking at Startup Fashion Week’s Business of Fashion Conference on October 26, 2023, discussing the intellectual property protection of fashion designs and best practices for startups when creating their brand and products. For more information and tickets: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/startup-fashion-weektm-business-of-fashion-conferencetm-tickets-696313631817 Want to learn more about …
Alessia Monastero co-authors IPIC article “Branding In the Metaverse: The Rise of NFT Trademark Applications and Best Practices to Protect Your Brand”
Bhole IP Law Associate Alessia Monastero co-authors the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada (IPIC) article “Branding In the Metaverse: The Rise of NFT Trademark Applications and Best Practices to Protect Your Brand” as part of a series of articles (see Part 1) prepared by IPIC’s Anti-Counterfeiting Committee related to the …
Alessia Monastero co-authors IPIC article “Non-Fungible Tokens, Record-Breaking Applications & the Counterfeit Implications of the Metaverse: Part 1”
Bhole IP Law Associate Alessia Monastero co-authors the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada (IPIC) article “Non-Fungible Tokens, Record-Breaking Applications & the Counterfeit Implications of the Metaverse: Part 1” as part of a series of articles prepared by IPIC’s Anti-Counterfeiting Committee related to the evolving digital landscape, highlighting non-fungible tokens, new …
Alessia Monastero to speak at Startup Fashion Week 2022
Bhole IP Law Associate Alessia Monastero will be speaking at Startup Fashion Week’s Business of Fashion Conference on October 12, 2022, discussing the intellectual property protection of fashion designs and best practices for startups when creating their brand and products. For more information and tickets: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/startup-fashion-weektm-business-of-fashion-conferencetm-tickets-415729146067 Want to learn more about …
Revisions to the Trademarks Act: Official Marks in Canada
The Trademarks Act, R.S.C., 1985, c. T-13, has recently been amended (not yet in force) to create a simple and efficient mechanism to allow the Registrar to give public notice that subparagraph 9(1)(n)(iii) of the Trademarks Act relating to “official marks” does not apply if the entity that made the …
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