Kevin Sartorio

Kevin has authored and co-authored several papers, articles and commentaries, and presented to various organizations, all in relation to Canadian intellectual property matters. His papers and presentations include:

• 'Recent Developments of Importance to Canadian IP Litigation,' Lexpert®/American Lawyer Media Guide to the Leading 500 Lawyers in Canada (2002-2005)
• McGill/IPIC Copyright course, guest lecturer (2005)
• 'The Dawn of a New Era of Balance in Canadian Copyright Law,' Canadian Intellectual Property Reports (November 2005)
• 'Broadened Rights for Famous Marks in Canada: A Review of the Supreme Court of Canada's Decisions in Veuve Clicquot and Mattel,' Toronto Chapter of the Licensing Executive Society (September 2006)
• INTA Roundtable on Canadian Trade-mark Decisions, guest moderator (November 2006)
• 'The Rebirth of Section 22 of Canada's Trade-Marks Act as an Anti-Dilution Remedy,' 96 Trademark Rep. 1020 (2006)
• 'Copyright Law as a Weapon Against Grey Marketing,' 2008 Lexpert®/American Lawyer Media Guide to the Leading 500 Lawyers in Canada
• 'Euro-Excellence Inc. v. Kraft Canada Inc. Grey-Marketing and a Reminder of Important IP Rights Interplay,' Federated Press' Franchise and Distribution, Volume XIV, No. 3 (2008 case comment)