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Ontario|Intellectual PropertyTrademarks 313 Trademark infringement Trademark infringement occurs when someone uses a trademark without the permission of the owner. The Canadian Trademark Office will not prevent other people from infringing on your trademark. It is up to the owner of the trademark to ensure that no one else uses it. You should also watch out for trademarks that could be confused with yours.
- What to do if someone infringes your trademark
If someone infringes your trademark, you should consider contacting a trademark lawyer to take legal action against them. If the infringement is proven, the court can order them to stop using your trademark and to pay you compensation.
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