On the Docket, @sanahalwani and @AndrewMoeser discuss the #SCC decision in SOCAN and Music Publishers of Canada v ESA, the latest instalment in a battle about whether and how #copyright owners should be compensated for making works available online. – https://t.co/lfJbMOyHRJ
At the moment, Canada is legit the best story in men’s soccer in the world. Also, we probably have to start calling it football once we get to the World Cup
Whose burden is it anyway? The Federal Court recently clarified the burden of proof in summary trial. See below for comments from @JordanaSanft, @KaitlinSoye, and me on Janssen Inc v Pharmascience Inc (2022 FC 62).
On the Docket, @JordanaSanft, @AndrewMoeser, and @KaitlinSoye comment on the application of summary proceedings in the latest #patent decision, Janssen Inc v Pharmascience Inc. – https://t.co/8M2GdduP65
The Federal Court recently gave its first interpretation of the new prior use defence following the 2018 amendments to s. 56 of the Patent Act. @KaitlinSoye and I comment on prior use in part 2 of our blog post on this decision.
On the Docket, @AndrewMoeser and @KaitlinSoye continue to discuss the recent patent infringement case of Kobold Corporation v NCS Multistage Inc. In the second of their two-part blog, they consider the substance of the prior use defence. – https://t.co/M0MzfRAKIH
A summary judgment motion can be useful even where it does not bring the case to a close. @KaitlinSoye and I comment on a recent example from a Federal Court patent infringement case.
On the Docket, our expert #IP litigators, @AndrewMoeser and @KaitlinSoye, discuss the recent patent infringement case of Kobold Corporation v NCS Multistage Inc. In the first of their two-part blog, they consider the use of summary adjudication. – https://t.co/AzRJXMZgkX