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IP Osgoode Speaks – Too Much of a Good Thing? Overlapping Intellectual Property Rights in the EU
Join us for the first ‘IP Osgoode Speaks’ event of the 2026-27 year! Our guest speaker will be Dr. Marc Mimler, Senior Lecturer at the City Law School, London University. Speaker: Dr. Marc Mimler is a Senior Lecturer at City Law School, City St George’s, University of London, and a fully qualified German lawyer. He holds ... Read More
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Book Launch: Intellectual Property Futures: Exploring the Global Landscape of IP Law and Policy (Ottawa UP)
On February 5, 2026, IP Osgoode was proud to host the book launch for this important new collection on Intellectual Property Futures, featuring discussion with the editors (Graham Reynolds, Alexandra Mogyoros, and Teshager Dagne) and presentations from chapter authors (Naama Daniel and Cody Rei-Anderson). Stay tuned for a forthcoming write-up of the event in the ... Read More
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International Conference: The Legacy of CCH Canadian Ltd. v. LSUC and the Future of Copyright Law
Co-hosted by IP Osgoode and the Osgoode Professional Development Centre on September 19-20, 2025, this collaborative international conference was co-organized by Professors Carys Craig (IP Osgoode's Director and Academic Director of the Professional LLM in IP); Pascale Chapdelaine (Associate Professor and Chair in Law, Intellectual Property, and the Digital Marketplace, and Director of the Windsor ... Read More
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Toronto IP & Technology Law Scholars' Workshop with Prof. Valerio De Stefano
Osgoode’s Professor Valerio De Stefano, Canada Research Chair in Innovation Law & Society, will be workshopping a book proposal: Autocracy at Work: Managerial Prerogatives, Technocracy, and the Future of Work. Abstract: The workplace has long been shaped by autocratic managerial prerogatives, rooted in historical structures of power that have systematically subordinated workers. This book critically ... Read More
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IP Osgoode Speaks! With Dr. Chijioke Okorie
Copyright, Openness, and Inequities: Licensing African Datasets This talk identifies inequities that arise from existing open licenses for sharing African datasets, including those that are founded on copyright law, and sets out the guiding principles for an alternative open data license for African datasets. Dr. Okorie is an Assistant Professor and the principal investigator ... Read More
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