While Ontario moved to restrict ticket resale above face value, Québec is taking a different path.

In an article penned by Katelyn Thomas of The Gazette, partner Vincent de l’Étoile helps unpack Québec’s Bill 10 and how it differs from Ontario’s new law.

Read the article HERE

An Indigenous clothing company from Manitoba is accusing Chinese fast fashion giant Shein of stealing its designs.
A David-and-Goliath story?

Our partner and trademark agent Yann Canneva spoke with journalist Catherine Moreau of Radio-Canada Winnipeg (CBC) about the legal options available to businesses facing this type of situation.

Watch the segment HERE – available in French only

As AI continues to reshape creative industries, many artists are asking what it means for the future of their work — and how they can protect their image and brand.

In a report by Nabi-Alexandre Chartier for Radio-Canada’s Téléjournal, our partner and trademark agent Yann Canneva discusses how legal tools, including trademarks, may help artists navigate these new challenges.

Watch the report HERE – available in French only.

Is paying $5,000 for a playoff ticket to watch the Montréal Canadiens even legal?

A featured guest on the Radio Noon Québec show, available on CBC Listen, our partner Vincent de l’Étoile discusses the differences between Québec’s proposed Bill 10 and Ontario’s new ticket resale regulations, as well as some key differences between the American and Québec resale markets.

Listen HERE – interview begins at 16:18

Each year, Les Affaires profiles Québec’s 25 leading law firms. A staple in the annual feature, Langlois once again ranks among the top 10 firms in the province.

This year’s edition explores how technology is reshaping the legal services market. Journalist Jean-François Venne spoke with several industry leaders, including our own Sean Griffin, partner and CEO.

Read the full feature HERE - available in French only.

When Taylor Swift files trademark applications to protect her brand against AI-generated imitations, it quickly becomes a trending topic. It’s Taylor Swift after all!

Featured on Ça nous regarde, broadcast on Radio-Canada’s OHdio platform (CBC Listen), our partner and trademark agent Yann Canneva explains how trademark filings can be used as a tool to safeguard against AI-generated imitations.

Listen to the interview HERE – available in French only.