On-demand seminar: Social media & Intellectual property law

146 minute read
04 December 2017

About this seminar

The rise of digital marketing and social media has provided a tremendous opportunity for businesses to engage consumers. However, this fast-paced and ever-changing social landscape is littered with legal landmines and challenges.

On Oct. 26 Gowling WLG's Toronto office hosted a seminar on how to manage and leverage social media without putting your business at risk. Our lawyers will provide cutting-edge information on a number of timely topics in this five part on-demand seminar.

CPD Credits

This program consists of five videos that count for up to 3 hour of substantive credit under the mandatory CPD requirements of the Law Society of Upper Canada. The videos also count for up to 3 hour of credit under the requirements of the Barreau du Québec, and up to 3 hour of CPD under the requirements of the Law Society of British Columbia.

Part one

Part two

Part three

Part four

Part five


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