Bifurcation Motions in Intellectual Property Disputes

Presented by the CBA Alberta  Technology & Intellectual Property South Section

On Demand. Originally presented on October 21, 2024.

An event tailored for IP practitioners to help them navigate the complexities of bifurcation motions in intellectual property disputes and broaden their perspective on IP dispute strategies. This session will offer practical insights and strategies to enhance litigation by leveraging bifurcation to streamline IP cases, reduce costs, and gain other strategic advantages. Our expert panel will share real-world examples and the latest trends in IP disputes regarding bifurcating a case.

SPEAKERS

Kaitlin Soye, PhD ((Partner, Aird & Berlis LLP)
Martin Brandsma (Counsel, Lenczner Slaght LLP)

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