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Faculty Spotlight: Morgan Jarvis - Law 206/706, Intellectual Property Law

Faculty Spotlight: Morgan Jarvis - Law 206/706, Intellectual Property Law

February 25, 2022
Blog post
Intellectual Property
Law 206 / 706
Our featured instructor is Morgan Jarvis, teaching Law 206/706 Intellectual Property Law.
Guest blog: Patentability Criteria

Guest blog: Patentability Criteria

February 22, 2022
Blog post
Intellectual Property
Law 206 / 706
Guest blogger and Certificate in Law student Erwin Schulz tackles the basic criteria for patentability, and delves into the novelty criterion.
Inventorship

What is Inventorship?

November 19, 2021
Blog post
Intellectual Property
Law 206 / 706
What defines an "inventor'? Patent agent Erwin Schultz delves into the concept of inventorship in his latest blog.
A Closer Look at the Types of Intellectual Property

A Closer Look at the Types of Intellectual Property

October 20, 2021
Blog post
Intellectual Property
Law 206 / 706
Miscellaneous
Guest blogger and Patent Agent Erwin K. Schultz delves into the different types of Intellectual Property and how they are used.
CRTC. Art: Valérie Desrochers, vdesrochers.com

They Control the Horizontal... the CRTC and You

November 19, 2018
Blog post
Intellectual Property
Law 206 / 706
Whether you're on the Web, binging Netflix or downloading tunes, there's one agency that rules them all in Canada: get the inside scoop on the CRTC.
Piracy

The CRTC, Bell, Piracy and More

November 14, 2018
Podcast
Intellectual Property
Law 206 / 706
Fundamentals of Canadian Law
Recent headlines about the CRTC, and a Bell-led consortium against piracy, are making waves on the Web right now. What's the CRTC role in combating Internet piracy?
Woman and Machine. Art: Valérie Desrochers, vdesrochers.com

Intellectual Property: The Three Kinds of IP

October 16, 2018
Blog post
Intellectual Property
Law 206 / 706
You can steal a car, but can you steal an idea? Exploring the intangible world of intellectual property.
Idea Locked. Val Desrochers: vdesrochers.com

Protecting what the brain makes: Intellectual Property

October 1, 2018
Podcast
Intellectual Property
Law 206 / 706
Fundamentals of Canadian Law
Get a breakdown on IP, patent trolls, and the latest news on B.Rich v Coca-Cola with instructor Morgan Jarvis.
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