Seven Principles to Follow When Contemplating Comparative Advertising in Canada (on Slaw.ca)

Posted by Lorraine Fleck on October 15, 2015 · Leave a Comment

My latest column for Slaw‘s series of intellectual property columns, on the laws governing comparative advertising in Canada, was published today. The column can be found here.

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