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Kevin Sartorio is a partner practising in Gowlings’ Toronto Intellectual Property Litigation Group.
Kevin's practice extends to all areas of intellectual property litigation, including: copyright, trade-mark, patent and industrial design infringement; passing-off; trade secret and breach of confidence; as well as proceedings under Canada's Patented Medicines (Notice of Compliance) Regulations.
Kevin has served as counsel at all levels of courts in Ontario, including three times in proceedings before the Supreme Court of Canada.
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)
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