Jeff Morton joins the Technology and IP Practice Groups
Clark Wilson LLP is pleased to announce that Jeff Morton has joined our Technology and Intellectual Property Practice Groups. He has extensive experience in obtaining ... Continued
Amy Walsh joins Clark Wilson
Clark Wilson LLP is pleased to welcome Amy Walsh as an Associate in our Technology and Intellectual Property Practice Group. Amy interned at Chandler & ... Continued
Jeffrey Vicq joins partnership at Clark Wilson
We are pleased to announce that Jeffrey Vicq has joined the partnership at Clark Wilson LLP. He has extensive experience with intellectual property matters, including ... Continued
CIRA Announces .CA Registry Upgrade and 24 hour service outage
Canadian Internet Registration Authority announced system update to .CA registry
A Tale of Two Trademark Appeals
Court considered what constitutes “use” in two cases
Clark Wilson client Clio secures venture capital financing for expansion
Themis Solutions Inc., better known as Clio, announced on January 30 that it has raised a US$6 million series B round of venture capital funding ... Continued
Brock Smith presents to tech incubator on M&A
On November 23, 2011, Brock Smith of our Technology group was in Kamloops to present on the Anatomy of an M&A Deal. The presentation was ... Continued
Hyperlinking on the Internet Not Defamatory
The Supreme Court of Canada has now made clear that the use of hyperlinks to defamatory content on the Internet does not itself amount to ... Continued
Did You Notice? Browse Wrap Agreements Enforceable in Canada
In the recent case of Century 21 Canada Limited Partnership v. Rogers Communications Inc. dba Zoocasa Inc., 2011 BCSC 1196, the Supreme Court of British ... Continued
Update: Patentability of Business Method Inventions in Canada
In Canada, as in many other jurisdictions, the patentability of business method inventions is being hotly contested. Should, for example, one be able to patent ... Continued
Counterfeit Goods: Significant Statutory and Punitive Damages
Federal Court makes clear that a tougher approach to trade-mark and copyright infringement can now be expected in Canada
Certification Marks: Decision Affirmed by Court of Appeal
Federal Court of Appeal affirmed Federal Court’s decision decision regarding HALLOUMI as a certification mark