Guide you through trademark clearance and prosecution, as well as copyright clearance and registration, to help secure and maintain your brand assets in Canada and internationally.
Provide strategic brand protection and enforcement advice to help safeguard your reputation and protect valuable brand assets.
Help your business navigate legal and regulatory issues related to advertising, marketing, privacy, and brand management, with practical insight informed by experience in the fashion and media industries.
Amylee Hu-Fouye is an intellectual property lawyer based in the Marks & Clerk Toronto office and is a member of the trademarks group.
Amylee’s practice focuses on trademark clearance, filing, prosecution, and portfolio management, along with copyright clearance, registration, and protection. She also advises on advertising and marketing law, privacy law, and related regulatory matters, including emerging issues involving artificial intelligence and digital content.
Before joining Marks & Clerk, Amylee practiced at an intellectual property and litigation boutique, where she gained a wealth of experience in brand protection and enforcement and advised a wide range of clients on protecting, managing, and enforcing their intellectual property rights. Her brand protection experience is complemented by a practical and business-oriented approach informed by her entrepreneurial background in the fashion and media industries.
Amylee is a member of the IPIC’s Emerging Leaders Committee and WING Community, as well as the Copyright Society’s Music Subcommittee. She also serves as Duty Counsel with Artists’ Legal Advice Services.
Amylee holds both a BA in Information and Media Studies, and a Juris Doctor (JD) from University of British Columbia. During her legal studies, she served in several leadership roles, volunteered with two pro-bono legal clinics and served as president of the Allard Law Intellectual Property Club.
BA (Hons.) - Information and Media Studies, Western University
J.D. - University of British Columbia
Ontario Bar, 2022
Guide you through trademark clearance and prosecution, as well as copyright clearance and registration, to help secure and maintain your brand assets in Canada and internationally.
Provide strategic brand protection and enforcement advice to help safeguard your reputation and protect valuable brand assets.
Help your business navigate legal and regulatory issues related to advertising, marketing, privacy, and brand management, with practical insight informed by experience in the fashion and media industries.
Amylee Hu-Fouye is an intellectual property lawyer based in the Marks & Clerk Toronto office and is a member of the trademarks group.
Amylee’s practice focuses on trademark clearance, filing, prosecution, and portfolio management, along with copyright clearance, registration, and protection. She also advises on advertising and marketing law, privacy law, and related regulatory matters, including emerging issues involving artificial intelligence and digital content.
Before joining Marks & Clerk, Amylee practiced at an intellectual property and litigation boutique, where she gained a wealth of experience in brand protection and enforcement and advised a wide range of clients on protecting, managing, and enforcing their intellectual property rights. Her brand protection experience is complemented by a practical and business-oriented approach informed by her entrepreneurial background in the fashion and media industries.
Amylee is a member of the IPIC’s Emerging Leaders Committee and WING Community, as well as the Copyright Society’s Music Subcommittee. She also serves as Duty Counsel with Artists’ Legal Advice Services.
Amylee holds both a BA in Information and Media Studies, and a Juris Doctor (JD) from University of British Columbia. During her legal studies, she served in several leadership roles, volunteered with two pro-bono legal clinics and served as president of the Allard Law Intellectual Property Club.
BA (Hons.) - Information and Media Studies, Western University
J.D. - University of British Columbia
Ontario Bar, 2022