Clark Wilson LLP is pleased to announce that Jeff Morton has joined our Technology and Intellectual Property Practice Groups, bolstering our ability to service clients in the life sciences and biotechnology sector as well as our trade-mark, patent and other IP capabilities generally. Jeff earned his PhD in Immunology in 2004 and has worked in industry, government and academia. He completed his law degree at the University of British Columbia in 2007 and was called to the Bar of British Columbia in 2008. Prior to joining Clark Wilson, Jeff worked for several years as a lawyer and Registered Trade-mark Agent for a leading national IP boutique. He has extensive experience in obtaining and enforcing trade-mark and patent rights as well as in the commercialization of such rights.
Related Content
Preparing for Canada’s Anti-Spam Law … Part Two: the Installation of Computer Programs
It has now been over four years since Canada’s Anti-Spam Law, commonly known as “CASL”, was first introduced as proposed legislation. Nevertheless, it has been ... Continued
Bricks and Mortar or Online Order? Federal Court of Appeal decides what Constitutes Trademark “Use” in Association with Hotel Services
Over the last few decades, Courts in Canada have grappled with whether “hotel services” and “motel services” can be performed in Canada in the absence ... Continued
No Quid Means No Quo – Supreme Court of Canada Invalidates Patent
On November 8, 2012, the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) released its decision in Teva Canada Ltd. v. Pfizer Canada Inc., 2012 SCC 60, which ... Continued