By Jonathan Cohen,
By Aventum IP Law,
Domain Name, Trademark
April e-news
Defensive domain names – are you protected?
Hurry Up and Wait: Timeline for Canadian trademark law changes to take effect pushed back until 2017
Defensive domain names – are you protected?
We wrote to you some time ago about registering your principal trademarks as “defensive” domain names in the top level domain .xxx which largely features websites with “adult” content. Many of you did so. Read More
By Aventum IP Law,
Litigation, Patent
Updates to medical use claims in light of Canadian jurisprudence
Canadian jurisprudence has established that claims to a vendible product, or use of a vendible product, for the treatment of a medical condition, are patentable – provided the claim does not engage with, interfere or restrict the use of a professional’s skill and judgment. Read MoreBy Aventum IP Law,
Copyright, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Trademark
More power at the Canadian border
Canada has long been criticised for its policies regarding the combating of counterfeit goods, especially regarding the border enforcement of intellectual property rights. Read MoreBy Aventum IP Law,
Intellectual Property, Trademark
March e-news
425 New Top Level Domains Now Operational, New anti-counterfeiting measures in Canada,
Please note: scam & Trademark Clearinghouse Registration
425 New Top Level Domains Now Operational
Jonathan Cohen attended the ICANN 52 meeting in Singapore last month, where more than 425 new top level domains (TLDs) have been delegated by ICANN and many are now operational.
It remains to be seen how many will survive the next 18 months and how many will prove to be unsuccessful. Read More