Copyright & Patents/Expert Profile

Nyall Engfield

Canada
On Vacation
returns 04/20/2012
Expertise

Expertise in Canadian Patent law

Experience in the area

Patent lawyer in Ottawa, involved in drafting patents, prosecution before Patent Office, and litigation Please see my bio at http://www.andrewsrobichaud.com/Nyall_Engfield.htm

Organizations

CCLA, CBA (Ontario Chapter), Law Society of Upper Canada

Publications

University of Ottawa Law and Technology Journal OBA Privacy Law Review: Eye on Privacy Porter Hétu International

Education/Credentials

B.ASc - University of Waterloo LL.B. - University of Calgary

Awards and Honors

received Felesky Flynn tax award in 2nd year of law school

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Recent Answers from Nyall Engfield

2011-02-25 Naming a Small Business:

The other company may have a trade-mark registration on its name, which would appear on CIPO's website under "Trade-marks database". Just enter the name and see what results come up; look into the trade-marks

2010-07-04 Comic references:

In Canada, there is an exemption from copyright for criticism or review (such as a parody), however you must give the source in that criticism. If the context in which you are using the character might

2010-05-11 Copyright:

In Canada, you may use a copyrighted photograph under s.29.2 of the Copyright Act for news reporting where you mention the source, and if possible, the name of the author. When you use a photograph showing

2010-04-27 Copying Text From Books I Own for Personal Use:

As I am a Canadian lawyer, I can only advise on Canadian copyright law, but it may be substantially similar to the U.S. in this regard. There is an exception in copyright for fair dealing for the purpose

2010-03-17 Trademark?:

A trade-mark registration only protects the mark in that country or region (for Europe). If you want to protect a mark in several countries, then you would have to file several marks, one in each country

 

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