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Law and Technology Student Society

 

Explore. Challenge. Innovate. 

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

 

Comprises copyrights, trademarks, patents and other works  crafted by the creative intellect of their owners, whether the property is tangible or intangible
 

PRIVACY AND INTERNET LAW

 

How personal information is controlled, used, disseminated, or stored in the context of personal privacy rights or reasonable expectations of privacy.

 

BIOTECHNOLOGY AND PHARMACEUTICALS

 

Ethical breaches into human genomic sequencing, patenting DNA sequences, genetically modified foods and products, nanomaterials, and more. This area touches almost every corner of human interaction from health to food to ethical issues in human genetic testing.
 

COMMUNICATIONS AND BROADCASTING

 

Audio-visual, access to media, regional limits and viewing rights, regulation of television, radio, e-services related to communication (such as email, webcasting), and wireless communication services
 

RENEWABLE ENERGY AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT

 

One of the less developed areas in technology law is integrating technology into industry, consumer households as  well as in urban planning, real estate and resource extraction 
 

E-COMMERCE AND DIGITAL BUISNESS

 

Engages IP, digital advertising and marketing, cloud computing, social media, anti-trust and competition law, consumer and commercial transactions in e-services and much more!
 

Featured Event

 

EVENT INFORMATION

 

September 29, 2015 starting at 2:00 PM

  • IP Law Firm Tour, click here to find out more!!!

News & Articles

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09/01/15: Welcome all new students law students to the University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law! We hope to see you all at the clubs fair!

 

 

 

Our primary goals are to:

 

Expose our members and interested students to areas of law where technology plays a dominant role in its future evolution.

 

Provide students with resources to prepare them in their pursuit of a career in law with a technology focus

 

Raise awareness regarding social, ethical or legal violations surrounding the use or control of technology in our modern society, whether it is local, national or global. 

 

 

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aedt.ltss@uottawa.ca 

Welcome to the LTSS!

 

 

The LTSS is comprised of a community of students with a common interest in law and technology-related issues, such as intellectual property, telecommunications and broadcasting, pharmaceuticals, privacy law, biotechnology and more.

 

 

LTSS Membership is open to all full-time and part-time students in any program at the University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law. 

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