Any party acquiring IP needs to be confident of the effects of the series of transactions transferring ownership from the original creator... Read more »
Chain of Title (Part 4 of an Occasional Series of Articles on Due Diligence)

Any party acquiring IP needs to be confident of the effects of the series of transactions transferring ownership from the original creator... Read more »
With IP transactions as with any other kind of transaction, ownership is a threshold question. Does the person selling or licensing IP or ... Read more »
The world famous TED conference is moving to Vancouver, B.C. in March of 2014, for at least a two-year stint. Although I’m personally n... Read more »
APRIL 30th DEADLINE Expedited Examination: Deadline to Request Reinstatement of Abandoned Applications As noted in our newsflash of March ... Read more »
Changes relating to Expedited Examination in Canada came into force on March 3, 2011. These changes include: 1. Under current provisions to... Read more »
In its first decision of 2011 (see Celgene Corporation v. Attorney General of Canada , 2011 SCC 1), the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) cla... Read more »
Brand name pharmaceutical companies may want to keep themselves abreast of recent developments in respect of compulsory licensing of patente... Read more »
This was an appeal from two decisions of the Registrar of Trade-Marks expunging two Cohiba cigars trade-marks. The Court concludes that: 1... Read more »
The central argument in this judicial review of a patent decision – that was accepted by the Court – is below: B. The Applicant’s Oral Argu... Read more »