Déjà Vu: Recognized Trademark Exception Returns! Review Of The Regulation Under Bill 96 Amending Québec's Charter Of The French Language (Podcast)

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Join François Larose and Christie Bates as they discuss changes affecting the use of trademarks in a language other than French in Québec, their practical effects, and what companies and individuals doing business in...
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Join François Larose and Christie Bates as they discuss changes affecting the use of trademarks in a language other than French in Québec, their practical effects, and what companies and individuals doing business in Québec should do to comply with these new requirements.

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