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The Canadian Government introduced legislation in March 2014 to modernize the Canadian Trademarks Act (“the Act”) – the first significant attempt at modernization since the 1950’s22/05/2018
The role of contract models in nuclear project risk management
Does the form of contract selected for use in a nuclear project affect the behaviour of participants in the project and the project’s performance against schedule and budget?20/03/2018
The Cost-Effectiveness of Patent Litigation in Canada
Two important considerations for a patentee deciding whether to litigate the infringement of its patents are the likelihood of success and, of course, the cost of doing so29/03/2017
Strategy Rethink: Canada’s Changing Trademark Topography
There is good news for brand owners in Canada: important civil, procedural and administrative changes mark a decisive shift in the enforcement of trademarks, providing a broader scope of rights and swifter mechanisms in Canada26/08/2016
Canadian insolvency statute continues to provide fertile ground for third party settlements
Settlements made in conjunction with a restructuring plan ("Plan") under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act ("CCAA") enjoy the possible availability of a unique advantage. If the court can be convinced that a particular settlement is fair and reasonable, provides substantial benefits to the...
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