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Patent Term Adjustment Coming Soon to Canada
Under the Canada–United States–Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), Canada has agreed to provide a means to adjust the term of a patent when the CIPO causes...
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Standard of Review in Patent Claims Construction
In Google LLC v Sonos Inc, 2024 FCA 44, the Federal Court of Appeal dismissed Google’s appeal of a Federal Court decision that found...
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Oyen Wiggs welcomes two New Associates to the Firm
Oyen Wiggs is pleased to announce that James Nottingham and Maxwell Guld have joined the firm as Associate lawyers after summering and articling with...
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New Articling Students
A warm welcome to our two Articling Students, Nina Rajic and Kevin Wang. Both Nina and Kevin completed their summer articles with our firm...
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Federal Court Finds Fracking Patent Invalid
The Federal Court of Canada has declared invalid a fracking technology patent owned by Calgary-based Packers Plus Energy Services Inc. Packers Plus had alleged...
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Atari sues Nestlé for KitKat’s “Breakout” marketing
Atari has launched a lawsuit against Nestlé for a KitKat marketing campaign, alleging infringement of Atari’s trademark and copyright rights in its iconic Breakout...
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Rogers Seeks Leave to Appeal to Supreme Court of Canada on Issue of Whether ISPs Can Charge a Fee for Disclosing Identity of Alleged Copyright Infringers
Rogers Communications Inc. has filed for leave to appeal a decision of the Federal Court of Appeal (2017 FCA 97) holding that it cannot...
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