Dissertation Preview: Interface Between Patents & Right to Health

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I’m a legal professional with an Indian LL.B. (Intellectual Property focus) and Canadian JD equivalency (via completed NCA exams). Though the equivalency has lapsed, I’m ready to retake the exams and complete lawyer licensing. I’m actively seeking employment or a training supervisor to begin the required path for Canadian Patent/Trademark Agent qualification.

Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute any legal advice; At present legal services are only offered in India. I welcome constructive feedback and discussion — your insights are appreciated.

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