In this podcast, join Bereskin and Parr's Paul Horbal, Paul Blizzard and Salesforce's Dan Harrison as they discuss Artificial intelligence and machine learning patents.

This episode will cover:

• Artificial intelligence and machine learning, a broad outline;

In this episode join Isi Caulder and Laurence MacPhie as they discuss intellectual property considerations in the context of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare.

This episode will cover:

• IP protection opportunities for AI in healthcare

In this podcast, Patricia Folkins, will discuss the following:

• Brief overview of the main changes brought in by the new Patent Rules;

In this podcast, our founding partner, Daniel Bereskin provides insights into a pragmatic approach to trademark law.

Listen to episode 10 to find out:

• how common sense is relevant to Intellectual Property;

Des modifications importantes à certaines lois sur la propriété intellectuelle sont entrées en vigueur cette année. Joignez-vous à François Larose et Amy Dam qui discuteront de certaines des modifications importantes à la Loi sur les marques de commerce, entrées en vigueur le 17 juin 2019, et à la Loi sur les brevets et aux Règles sur les brevets, entrées en vigueur le 30 octobre dernier, notamment :

• les changements au régime des marques de commerce les plus susceptibles d’affecter les entreprises;

In this podcast, Naomi Zener and Tamara Céline Winegust will look at strategies to address online infringement in view of two recent cases handed down by the Federal Court. Hear about Canada’s first site blocking order against a ‘pirate’ site, and a case that suggests the demise of the reverse class action as a means to address illegal file sharing.

Important changes to the Canadian Patent Act and Rules will be coming into force on October 30, 2019. Join Laurence MacPhie and Andrea Berenbaum for a discussion of how these changes will affect Canada’s patent system including:

• context for the changes and Canada’s treaty obligations;

In this episode, Janice Bereskin and Mina Chana discuss Canada’s new Trademark Law and practices, which took effect on June 17.

Topics include: new filing procedures, examination, classification and the Madrid Protocol.

Continuing from Part 1, Toronto lawyer, Jennifer McKenzie of Bereskin & Parr LLP and Colorado-based attorney, Garrett Graff, of Hoban Law Group compare and contrast the federal Canadian and U.S. state-by-state regulatory landscapes in the branding and promotion of cannabis and cannabis accessories.

A discussion of the differences in the regulation of cannabis branding and promotions between Canada and the U.S.

Toronto lawyer, Jennifer McKenzie of Bereskin & Parr LLP and Colorado-based attorney, Garrett Graff, of Hoban Law Group compare and contrast the federal Canadian and U.S. state-by-state regulatory landscapes in the branding and promotion of cannabis and cannabis accessories.