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Canada's Best Law Firms: meet the winners - The Globe and Mail - Vimarsana News

Canada's Best Law Firms: meet the winners - The Globe and Mail

We profile the most recommended law firms across 31 practice areas, as ranked by thousands of law practitioners across the country

National IP law firm Smart & Biggar to merge with Ontario's Ridout & Maybee - Vimarsana News

National IP law firm Smart & Biggar to merge with Ontario's Ridout & Maybee

Both intellectual property practices date back to 1890s; new Smart & Biggar will have 130 lawyers

'He took out all the spirit and meaning:' Emerging Indigenous artist accused of plagiarism - Vimarsana News

'He took out all the spirit and meaning:' Emerging Indigenous artist accused of plagiarism

A collective of about 10 Indigenous artists say they believe their work was plagiarized by Tyler Rushnell, a young artist from Wasauksing First Nation whose work was recently featured by the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Source: cbc.ca
New patent test will make process simpler, more friendly to computer-implemented inventions: lawyers - Vimarsana News

New patent test will make process simpler, more friendly to computer-implemented inventions: lawyers

Federal Court adopted test, proposed by Intellectual Property Institute of Canada, in recent ruling

On the mark: Ottawa law firms join program aimed at protecting Amazon merchants' IP - Vimarsana News

On the mark: Ottawa law firms join program aimed at protecting Amazon merchants' IP

For Ottawa trademark lawyer Paula Clancy, the chance to partner with the world’s biggest name in e-commerce is the opportunity of a lifetime. Clancy runs one of two local law firms that have been chosen to take part in Amazon’s new IP accelerator that officially launched in Canada this week.  Her firm, Clancy PC, will help guide Canadian merchants that sell their wares on Amazon through the often complex and time-consuming process of registering their trademarks with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office. Clancy, who started her firm nearly 13 years ago, says she’s already received...

Source: obj.ca