A Clearly Descriptive Engineering Trademark
Federal Court dismissed an appeal of the Trade-mark Opposition Board’s refusal to register the mark ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE IS OUR HERITAGE
BCSC Orders Executor to make an Interim Distribution
In Reznik v. Matty, for the first time, the British Columbia Supreme Court ordered that an executor must make an interim distribution of estate funds
Trademark Evidentiary Issues / Colour as a Trademark
JTI Macdonald TM Corp. v. Imperial Tobacco Products Limited, a recent decision of the Federal Court, includes interesting findings regarding the introduction of additional evidence ... Continued
Clark Wilson lawyers included in 2014 Edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada
Eight lawyers from Clark Wilson LLP have been included in The Best Lawyers in Canada 2014 (Copyright 2014 by Woodward/White, Inc., Aiken, SC.). Diane Bell, ... Continued
Court Is Asked Whether a Living Will is Effective
Discussion on a BC Case considering the effectiveness of a Living Will
TSX Venture Exchange Liberalizes Capital Structure Guidelines, Private Placement Pricing
The TSX Venture Exchange liberalized capital structure guidelines, and private placement pricing.
SEC Disqualifies “Bad Actors” from Investing in Private Placements
The SEC disqualified “bad actors” from investing in private placements.
Electronic Wills: The Way of the Future?
Discussion on how the law on electronic wills will develop in BC
A Professional Designation Can Be A Certification Mark: Canada’s Federal Court
Federal Court held a professional designation could function as a certification mark, though not on facts at hand
David Austion quoted in the Vancouver Sun
David Austin provided a thoughtful comment in the article, “Working smarter, not harder” in the July 17, 2013 Vancouver Sun. The article discusses the production ... Continued
How much probate fees do you have to pay?
Dicussion on how much probate fees will amount to
Toronto Stock Exchange Issues Guidance on Director Elections
The TSE issued guidance on director elections.