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Trademark law protects your business name, logo, or brand in Canada. Trademark lawyers help you register your trademark with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office and make sure your rights are secure. They also act if someone copies or challenges your mark.
4 listings across Canada
Jade Sunrise Law is a law firm based in Calgary, Alberta, serving local and international clients with a broad range of legal needs. The firm emphasizes a client-centric approach, providing thorough advice and practical solutions in various areas of law. Its team assists individuals, families, and b…
Stemp & Company is a well-established Calgary law firm led by William R. Stemp, offering over four decades of legal experience to clients in Alberta and beyond. The firm distinguishes itself through a strong commitment to safeguarding intellectual property, handling a full spectrum of legal services…
Dimic Law is a Calgary-based law firm dedicated to serving the diverse needs of businesses, entrepreneurs, and individuals across Alberta. As principal lawyer, Steve Dimic leads an experienced team offering strategic legal counsel tailored to each client’s unique requirements. The firm’s core focus…
Parlee McLaws LLP is a well-established law firm with offices in Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta. As a large, multi-service firm, Parlee McLaws serves a wide range of clients with a focus on offering strategic, practical legal advice. The firm is recognized for its broad experience across numerous leg…
You might need a trademark lawyer if you are starting a new business, launching a new product, or think someone is using your brand without permission. They guide you through applications, oppositions, and enforcement.
This page lists trademark law lawyers in Canada available through Lawzen. Listings are compiled from public sources and from information supplied by lawyers who have claimed their profile, so always confirm current details directly with the office you contact.
Before retaining anyone, confirm the lawyer is licensed and in good standing with the law society of the province or territory where your matter will be handled, ask how fees are calculated, and ask who will actually work on your file.
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