This treatise on Canadian intellectual property law, written by members of the IP practice group of Stikeman, Elliott, is a comprehensive source for answering many of the IP questions that arise for both lawyers and corporate counsel.

The third volume in this series brings together leading experts from all over the world to analyze the most pressing issues in Copyright, Trademark and Patent law.

Analyzes the most pressing issues in Copyright, Trademark and Patent law. The contributors are the leaders in intellectual property from governmental organizations, the judiciary, leading international law firms and corporations and academia.

Given the eminence of the authors and the importance of the subject matter, the ideas and analysis presented make a valuable and lasting contribution to the discourse in these vital areas of intellectual property law.

This book will be useful to courts and litigators because it organizes and explains a rich body of trade secret case law, which the courts should consider pursuant to UTSA Section 8's mandate that the UTSA "shall" be construed uniformly by the states adopting it.