Michael Scardicchio Featured in The Globe and Mail

A Recognized Voice in Business and Intellectual Property Law

Michael Scardicchio, a business and intellectual property lawyer and licensed trademark agent, was recently featured in The Globe and Mail. The article focused on a copyright lawsuit involving Bell in Bell Canada v. Millennium Funding, Inc., 2025 FCA 153, a case that has attracted attention for its implications in intellectual property law and more specifically, Canadian copyright law.

Bell Canada v. Millennium Funding, Inc., 2025 FCA 153

As part of the piece, Michael was quoted twice, providing his perspective as a legal practitioner who regularly advises businesses on intellectual property issues. The Federal Court of Appeal’s decision is notable because it raises the possibility of introducing a novel defence into Canadian copyright law: copyright misuse.

These and related cases highlight the growing challenges companies face in protecting creative assets while also respecting the rights of internet subscribers: a balance that is increasingly complex in the digital age.

Being featured in The Globe and Mail marks an important recognition of Michael’s experience in intellectual property law. Michael is a trusted advisor to entrepreneurs, established businesses, and innovators who seek to protect their creative and commercial interests.

Full Article

The article is available here.

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