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Colleen Spring Zimmerman

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Understanding Privilege: Is Your Canadian Patent Agent Also A Lawyer?

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By Colleen Spring Zimmerman
| Mondaq
Canada: Understanding Privilege: Is Your Canadian Patent Agent Also A Lawyer? 28 January 2022 Fogler, Rubinoff LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. In Canada, there are practising patent agents and trademarks agents who are not lawyers. They are not admitted to any bar of any province or territory in Canada and are not members of any law society.
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Understanding Privilege: Is Your Canadian Patent Agent Also A Lawyer? | JD Supra

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By Colleen Spring Zimmerman
| JD Supra
In Canada, there are practising patent agents and trademarks agents who are not lawyers. They are not admitted to any bar of any province or territory in Canada and are not members of any law society. The College of Patent Agents & Trademark Agents (CPATA) is the recently created regulator of patent and trademark agents in Canada in respect of their agency practises. CPATA regulates agents who are and who are not lawyers.
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UNDERSTANDING PRIVILEGE: IS YOUR CANADIAN PATENT AGENT ALSO A LAWYER?

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By Colleen Spring Zimmerman
| LexBlog
In Canada, there are practising patent agents and trademarks agents who are not lawyers. They are not admitted to any bar of any province or territory in Canada and are not members of any law society. The College of Patent Agents & Trademark Agents (CPATA) is the recently created regulator of patent and trademark agents in Canada in respect of their agency practises. CPATA regulates agents who are and who are not lawyers.
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