Du Plooy LawCalgary, AB · November 16, 2021I’ve been thinking about my intellectual property as my business grows. What are key areas of intellectual property that are particularly relevant to the hospitality industry and locations looking to...
Many businesses in the hospitality industry in Alberta generate a sizable portion of the revenue through branding and name recognition, or intellectual property. However, many businesses are so focused on the short-term that they put off conversations about intellectual property protection. Oftentimes it is, I’ll get the protection once we’re bigger, once we’re busy again,...
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