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CIPO’s new Specificity Guidelines for goods and services: what you need to know

Those familiar with filing and prosecuting trademark applications in Canada will know that the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) has among the world’s most stringent standards for assessing the specificity of goods...more

Locust Lane: Can a road name be an enforceable trademark?

It is a fundamental principle of trademark law that no business should be able to prevent others from using apt language to accurately describe their goods and services. For this reason, clearly descriptive trademarks are...more

Global brand expansion: Why Canadian trademark owners should consider whether international registration is right for them

Until just a few years ago, most Canadian brand owners doing business abroad had limited options for protecting their trademarks outside of Canada. They were obliged to file separate applications in each country of interest,...more

Global brand expansion: Why Canadian trademark owners should consider whether international registration is right for them

Until last year, most Canadian brand owners doing business abroad had limited options for protecting their trademarks outside of Canada. They were obliged to file separate applications in each country of interest, except in...more

True or False? Testing the limits of comparative advertising – Petline v Trupanion

Comparative advertising can be a useful tool for marketers. It positions competing brands against each other and helps consumers make better choices. However, there are legal limits to comparative advertising which are set...more

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