Intellectual property (IP) refers to certain rights that can be owned in certain types of creations and creative works. IP rights cover a broad range of subject matter, including artistic…
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The goal of a contract is to clearly set out an agreement between the parties to ensure there are no misunderstandings. Ideally, a contract should clearly set out (a) who…
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For more information about different types of contracts, and the different parts of contracts, please see the various articles throughout the ALAS Legal Database. As a general overview, many contracts…
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A contract is a binding agreement between two or more parties. In order for an agreement to be binding, there must be a few important features that are required for…
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There are four main elements to the formation of a contract: Offer At its core, every contract must involve an offer to do (or not do) something. This can take…
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A contract is an agreement between two or more individuals and/or companies. The participants in a contract are known as the ‘parties’. The contract can be a written document, however…
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Certain types of copyright-protected works are or can be administered by organizations on behalf of a wide range of copyright owners. These collective organizations may license the use of individual…
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It is always important to keep in mind that the copyright in a work may not be owned by the author of that work. Canadian law provides that the author…
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Copyright is a form of intellectual property protection that applies for certain types of creative expressions (known as ‘works’). The types of works that may be eligible for copyright protection…
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