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Intellectual Property, Technology, Entertainment, & Gaming

Rapid changes in technology require that the technology, entertainment and gaming industries adapt to ever-evolving regulations and industry trends, including AI, privacy issues and corporate social responsibility.

Adapting to tomorrow.

Our clients include software developers, technology companies, advertising businesses, e-finance companies, and social media platforms.

We assist all industry segments with business agreements, employment contracts, intellectual property, licensing agreements, terms and conditions of use, franchise agreements, and purchase and sale of intellectual property rights. We also make sure that copyright, trademark and patent rights comply with consumer protection, privacy, and e-commerce laws, which strongly impact online businesses.

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Cameron Funnell

Partner

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Elias Notopoulos

Senior Associate

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April 23, 2026

Business Law

Vendor Takeback Financing in Canada: How Seller Financing Works in Business Sales (2026 Guide)

Cameron Funnell

Vendor takeback financing (VTB), seller financing, and business purchase financing in Canada are increasingly common solutions when traditional lending falls short. Whether you are buying a business or preparing to sell one, understanding how these structures work, and how they are legally protected, can determine whether a deal succeeds or collapses.

March 31, 2026

Business Law

Am I an Employee or an Independent Contractor in Canada? Key Legal Differences

Richard Baker

The answer is more important than most people realize. It can determine whether you are entitled to severance pay, legal protections, and compensation when your work ends.
Despite what a contract may say, Canadian courts are clear:
Your legal status depends on the reality of the relationship, not the label.

March 26, 2026

Business Law

EU–Canada CETA SME Roundtable: Celso Boscariol, K.C. Shares Key Insights on Expanding into Canada

Watson Goepel was proud to be represented along with the European Enterprise Network in the EU–Canada CETA SME Roundtable , a key international trade event organized by the European Commission focused on helping European small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) expand into the Canadian market. This timely discussion brought together business leaders, legal advisors, and professionals to share practical insights on doing business in Canada.

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