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Another Resounding Victory for the Educational Sector Against Access Copyright

By: Douglas Cottier and Sze-Mei Yeung.

In another recent positive decision for the educational sector,

Public Interest – Rare Cases Where Patent Injunctions Declined

By: Jonathan Woolley

In patent litigation, when a defendant is found to have infringed a plaintiff’s patent, the court...

A Cautionary Tale for Licensors – The Importance of Control Over Trademark Use by Licensees to Avoid Invalidating Trademark Registration Rights

By: Trisha Doré

Although neither keeping a tidy trademark license regime nor chasing infringers sound appealing, the fruits of...

The Doctrine of Licensee Estoppel in Canada

By: Jonathan Woolley

An inventor acquires a patent for their invention, and licenses it to a third party who...

RBS Wins Landmark Decision: Government Liable for Trademark Infringement

By: RBS

In a landmark case involving multiple levels of appeal, RBS successfully represented a Vancouver-based energy consulting business against...

Solving the H1-B Visa Problem for US Tech Companies; a Canadian Solution

Co-authored by: RBS Lawyers and Brooke Finlay,  Managing ‎Director and Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant at

Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation: Part 2

Richards Buell Sutton's Information Technology Newsletter
By: D. Scott Lamb

What Happens Next - Computer Programmes and Consent

Much of the attention...