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Intellectual Property Injunctions in Canada

By Richard P.W. Stobbe

You win some, you lose some. An injunction is essentially a court order which prevents a company from doing something, such as using a trade-mark or a patent.  It can be a very useful tool in intellectual property litigation.  However, as we’ve reviewed in other cases, the test in Canada for obtaining - and maintaining - an [...]

Full post as published by Intellectual Property in Canada (ipblog.ca) on March 17, 2008 (boomark / email).