Marek Nitoslawski

May 19

PARTNER • FASKEN • MONTREAL, PQ

BIO

Marek Nitoslawski's practice focuses on providing strategic advice to businesses large and small in various industries including aerospace, AI, robotics, recreational vehicles and luxury goods. Marke also advises broadcasters and other content providers on Internet-related issues.

Marek specializes in strategic management of IP portfolios. In recent years, he has lead counsel on significant international patent disputes in electronics, aeronautics and recreational vehicles. Marek has a particular affinity for non-conventional marks and using a combination of Intellectual Property rights to extract maximum added value for clients.

ARTICLES

All Work

From Personal Information to Trade Secrets: Welcome to the Accelerated Digital Age!

17-May | Written by Vanessa Henri , Marek Nitoslawski and Eliane Ellbogen.

The authors will delve into the issue of protecting trade secrets, which is more topical than ever with the current prevalence of the “work-from-home” model. Specifically, the authors look at how the legal framework and considerations tied to the protection of trade secrets differ from those of personal information, but also, how in certain contexts, these two types of informational assets can overlap. For example, when personal information is used to fuel predictive algorithms, it may also be protectable as a trade secret. The governance and protection of all valuable information assets including, especially now, trade secrets, should be at the forefront of today’s business concerns.

Lana Lepper

I am passionate about design, branding, and the internet.

In university, I learned how to learn. I now take that mentality and apply it to each new project I join. I have a strong background in organization and design. I am university educated and have almost fifteen years of experience working with companies large and small. I deviated from the corporate structure in 2015 to build more meaningful business relationships as a contractor. To me, working with businesses to achieve their goals is more impactful than sitting at a desk day after day.

Creating an enriched experience for customers and clients in real life is not always the same as in the digital world and with social media. Sometimes, often, it is difficult to know how to translate your values and brand online. That's where I can help you. The trick is to ensure all branding, visualizations, and messaging has the same tone and direction. Cohesion.

That's why a clear vision of your brand is essential. It all starts with your brand. And then, all your decisions, whether online or offline, have to connect and jive with your brand and how you portray it online and off.

http://www.lanalepper.com

Marek Nitoslawski

BIO

ARTICLES

Eliane Ellbogen

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