Online Copyright Infringement – “It Is What It Is”?
The internet is like the wild west of the modern age. The simile may be trite, but there is no denying that the internet continues to progress faster than the...
Category: Intellectual Property
Bell Canada v Canada (Attorney General) : FCA Ruling Preserves the Right of Canadians to Watch American Super Bowl Ads
On Sunday, February 4th, the New England Patriots and the Philadelphia Eagles will square off in the annual sports spectacle known as the Super Bowl. The National Football League’s (“NFL”)...
The Commissioner of Competition v The Toronto Real Estate Board: The FCA Rules that Home Prices in Toronto Must be Made Public
Serving more than 49,000 real estate brokers in the Greater Toronto Area, the Toronto Real Estate Board (“TREB”) is Canada’s largest real estate board. The majority of real estate transactions...
AstraZeneca Canada Inc. v Apotex Inc.: The Supreme Court Overturns the Promise Doctrine
Patents exist to reward inventors and to facilitate the fulsome disclosure of inventions to the public’s benefit. However, prospective patents must meet statutory requirements in order to be approved. As...
