Bianca Pietracupa, Associate | Trademark Agent | Intellectual Property

Bianca Pietracupa

Associate | Trademark Agent | Intellectual Property
Jurisdiction Québec, 2016
Language(s) French, English
Office(s) Montréal
Contact
Business +1 514 397 5154
Email bpietracupa@fasken.com
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Overview

Bianca is a lawyer within the Intellectual Property group at our Montréal Office. She has experience in trademark, copyright, patent, industrial design and commercial litigation.

She is also a registered trademark agent in Canada since 2019. Prior to joining Fasken, Bianca was an intellectual property lawyer at the Quebec office of another international firm.

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Education

  • LL.L., Civil Law University of Ottawa

Memberships & Affiliations

  • Canadian Patent Agent 2019 to present

Knowledge

  • A Review of AI Governance in the United States: Trump’s New Executive Order, 4/15/2025
  • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Trademark Oppositions in Canada, 4/26/2024
  • Compliance Alert: Time to File Trademark Applications in Order to Comply with Charter of the French Language, 11/1/2023
Two men discussing work Bulletin A Review of AI Governance in the United States: Trump’s New Executive Order On January 23, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order to reassert the United States' leadership in the global AI race, marking a significant policy shift. Read more
Close-up of 3D printer Resource Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Trademark Oppositions in Canada Trademark oppositions are important in Canada. Indeed, the issuance of a registration provides a right to use the mark in Canada and, in most cases, acts as a shield against claims for monetary remedies until the registration is cancelled. Both applicants and opponents have an interest in gaining a good understanding of the process in order to maximize their chances of success. We have compiled a number of questions that are frequently asked about trademark oppositions in Canada and provide succinct answers. Read more
3D imaging machine Bulletin Compliance Alert: Time to File Trademark Applications in Order to Comply with Charter of the French Language Non-French trademarks used in Quebec that are not registered with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) by June 1, 2025 will need to be translated into French. Read more

Publications

  • L'ordonnance conservatoire, une nécessité ou un atout? (French only), 1/1/2019
Technical Paper, Author L'ordonnance conservatoire, une nécessité ou un atout? (French only) Les Cahiers de propriété intellectuelle Read more

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