Du Plooy LawCalgary, AB · May 12, 2021Intellectual Property Protection in Canada
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]If you’re a creative, or you hire creative employees or contractors, your business is probably generating intellectual property (IP). If you ever sell your business, IP can make up a significant part of your valuation – regardless of your company’s size or industry. To protect your own interests, your should always handle your IP with...
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