Centre for Intellectual Property Policy (CIPP)

The Centre for Intellectual Property Policy was founded in April 2003 as part of McGill University’s Faculty of Law.

The CIPP emerged as the initiative of Professors Richard Gold and David Lametti, two leading intellectual property scholars at McGill University’s Faculty of Law. The CIPP was established to increase Montreal’s attractiveness and competitiveness by facilitating intellectual property research, technology transfer, commercialization and knowledge mobilization.

In October 2003, the CIPP received one of the most significant grants ever awarded to legal researchers by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. Since then, the CIPP rapidly expanded to form a network of national and international researchers in a range of intellectual property related disciplines.

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									Algorithmic Credit Scoring and the Regulation of Consumer Credit Markets
								
Abstract This presentation examines the growing use of alternative data and machine learning by credit providers to assess the creditworthiness of borrowers — a trend described as ‘algorithmic credit scoring’— and the implications of this trend for the functioning and regulation of consumer credit markets. It finds that a key consequence of algorithmic credit scoring […]

									Atelier Interaxes : République numérique
								
Le conférencier discutera du Projet de loi pour une République numérique et de la consultation publique de trois semaines qui a entouré l’élaboration du projet de loi.

									Connect the Dots: Interdisciplinarity and Patent Doctrine
								
Law and innovation are usually framed in technological terms. Discussions focus on the means to incentivize technological development and regulate the use of new technologies. The assumption is that technological change is consubstantial with societal progress. As a result, lawyers and policy makers focus their efforts and critiques on whether or not law effectively supports or […]

									Droit + Changement + Propriété Intellectuelle
								
Dans le cadre du Cycle annuel de conférences sur les fonctions contemporaines du droit 2016-2017, le Regroupement droit, changement et gouvernance présente la conférence « Droit, changement et propriété intellectuelle » qui sera présentée par Sérgio Branco. PRÉSENTATION DE LA CONFÉRENCE (EN ANGLAIS) : The Internet and the technologies developed in the last 20 years forced copyright standards […]

									Normes énormes: inflation législative
								
Si les juristes déplorent régulièrement l’inflation législative, la profusion des lois, les remèdes à ce « cancer » qui ravage l’activité des législatures, sont encore à découvrir. Le droit d’auteur canadien est certainement un des secteurs qui a souffert de ce mal et demande une attention particulière. Le pointillisme du texte législatif, sa surabondance, sa complexité, son […]

									Perspectives of an IP Regulator: Designing Innovation Instigating Policy while Applying the Letter of the Law
								
Law and innovation are usually framed in technological terms. Discussions focus on the means to incentivize technological development and regulate the use of new technologies. The assumption is that technological change is consubstantial with societal progress. As a result, lawyers and policy makers focus their efforts and critiques on whether or not law effectively supports […]

									Predatory IP Law and Canadian Innovation
								
Law and innovation are usually framed in technological terms. Discussions focus on the means to incentivize technological development and regulate the use of new technologies. The assumption is that technological change is consubstantial with societal progress. As a result, lawyers and policy makers focus their efforts and critiques on whether or not law effectively supports or […]

									Public Support for Innovation: A Worthy Investment?
								
Law and innovation are usually framed in technological terms. Discussions focus on the means to incentivize technological development and regulate the use of new technologies. The assumption is that technological change is consubstantial with societal progress. As a result, lawyers and policy makers focus their efforts and critiques on whether or not law effectively supports or […]

									Règlementation intelligente pour villes intelligentes Quel aménagement urbain, quelles lois pour l’innovation sociale à Montréal ?
								
En s’appuyant sur l’expérience pratique d’entrepreneurs, sur des notions issues du droit et de la géographie, ainsi que sur différentes théories de l’innovation, l’on examinera, au cours de cet atelier, les conditions auxquelles les mécanismes normatifs parviennent à générer des structures efficaces, ouvertes, géographiquement adaptées, afin de stimuler l’innovation dans des régions particulières. Prenant acte […]

									The Social Cost of Transactional Thinking: Less Beneficial Technology
								
Law and innovation are usually framed in technological terms. Discussions focus on the means to incentivize technological development and regulate the use of new technologies. The assumption is that technological change is consubstantial with societal progress. As a result, lawyers and policy makers focus their efforts and critiques on whether or not law effectively supports […]

									The Social Costs of Innovation: Industrial property a controversial tool?
								
Law and innovation are usually framed in technological terms. Discussions focus on the means to incentivize technological development and regulate the use of new technologies. The assumption is that technological change is consubstantial with societal progress. As a result, lawyers and policy makers focus their efforts and critiques on whether or not law effectively supports or […]