Patent Agents & Brokers à Ottawa, ON
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100 Queen Street, Ottawa, K1P 1J9
(613) 237-5160
Lawyers, Patent Agents-Registered, Trade Mark Agents-Registered 
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427 Laurier Ave W, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1R 7Y2
(613) 232-7302
Business & Professional Services, Marketing & Sales, Trade Mark Agents-Registered 
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496 Avalon Place, ELMVALE - EASTWAY - RIVERVIEW - RIVERVIEW PARK WEST, Ottawa, K1G 0W6
(613) 739-2956
trademark development, Marques de commerce-Création & recherche, Services professionnels, Trademark, Development, CD NameSearch, Trademark Development Searching, Searching, Marketing et Ventes 
225 Metcalfe Street;Suite 700, Ottawa, K2P 1P9
(613) 232-0227
Donald G. Finlayson and John C. Singlehurst formed the firm of Finlayson & Singlehurst in 1989, both having been previously with Meredith & Finlayson. Don’s specialties lay in mining engineering while John, a former Patent Examiner, specializes in mechanical engineering and intellectual property law. Hugh D. Campbell was a law student with Meredith & Finlayson in 1977, and officially joined Finlayson & Singlehurst in 1992 after working with leading intellectual property litigation law firms in London, England and Canada. Hugh brings further specialties in the fields of electrical engineering, communications and computer systems. Donald Finlayson officially retired in 1996, but continued to work with the firm regularly in an advisor role. Donald Finlayson passed away in 2005. Peter J. Pribil advises clients in all areas of patents, trade-marks, copyright, industrial designs and information technology. Tim N. Vandermeer joined the firm in 2004 to assist with the expanding patent portfolio, and became a Registered Trade-mark Agent in 2007. Markham D.R. Moore joined the firm in 2006 adding expertise in biological science, biotechnology, chemistry and in the prosecution of patent applications. 
2600-160 ELGIN STREET, Ottawa, K2P 2P7
(613) 233-1781
Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP is one of Canada's leading diversified law firms with over 750 English and French speaking lawyers, patent trademark agents, offices in Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, Waterloo Region, Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal and Moscow. Gowlings offers breadth depth expertise all areas domestic international internationally recognized for its intellectual property. 
225 Metcalfe St, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K2P 1P9
(613) 234-1907
Patent Agents-Registered, Patent Searchers, Trade Mark Agents-Registered 
1140 MORRISON DR STE 212, QUALICUM - REDWOOD PARK, Ottawa, K2H 8S9
(613) 596-6646
Kaben, Kaben Research, Kaben Wireless, Wireless, Intellectual Property, System on a chip, SoC, Synthesizer, PLL, RF, RF design, filter, Fractional-N, FM Tuner, Programmable Filter, DAC, VideoDAC, Software Defined Radio (SDR), Clock Generator, Bluetooth, Multi-mode Radios, Satellite Receivers 
214 Barclay Rd, GLEBE - DOWS LAKE, Ottawa, K1K 0E2
613 232 3818
CARCC Some of the copyrights administered by CARCC are Exhibition, Reproduction, Reprography, and Telecommunication. Moral rights are cited in CARCC licences, but they remain the intellectual property of the artist, as they may not be assigned. The Reproduction right is the right to reproduce a work, or any substantial part thereof, in any material form. The Reprography right is the right to make visually perceivable facsimile copies of previously published works, including photocopying, duplicating from stencil, microform, transcription, drawing for an overhead or slide projection. The Telecommunication right is the right to use a work on radio or television and the right to the transmission of the work via cable, satellite, and telephone wires. This right includes the right to the retransmission of the same work. Moral rights include the right of paternity, which is the artist’s right to be credited or to remain anonymous; the right of integrity, which protects an artist’s work from distortion, mutilation; or alteration; the right of association, which protects an artist from association with unapproved causes. Moral rights cannot be assigned, but an artist can waive them.