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ArticleCountdown To Canada's New Trademarks Act: Multi-Class ApplicationsFile multi-class applications NOW, for the flat government filing fee of $250 CDN. Once the application has been allowed, a $200 CDN government registration fee will apply. CanadaIntellectual PropertyGowling WLG
ArticleImpeachment Action Permitted To Continue For Expired Patent To Nourish Subsequent Damages Proceeding - Apotex Inc. v. Warner-Lambert Co., 2012 FCA 323, December 5, 2012 - Quinapril)This was an appeal from an order dismissing part of an impeachment action. CanadaIntellectual PropertyGowling WLG
VideoIP Ownership For R&D Companies: Cautionary Tales And Best PracticesIn this presentation, Selena Kim discusses how companies engaged in R&D can successfully secure title to their intellectual property.CanadaIntellectual PropertyGowling WLG
VideoRemedies In The Federal CourtIn this presentation, Arthur Renaud and Livia Aumand address remedies in the Federal Court. CanadaIntellectual PropertyGowling WLG
ArticleCanada And Chile Sign New Chapter On Technical Barriers To TradeThe two ministers of foreign affairs from Canada and Chile, Honorable Ed Fast and his Chilean counterpart, Heraldo Muñoz...CanadaInternational LawGowling WLG
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ArticleCanadian Privacy And New Anti-Spam Laws: What You Need To Know To Comply PreviewOn March 13, 2013, join our privacy law professionals for an information-packed webinar designed to help you ensure your company complies with Canada's privacy and new anti-spam laws.CanadaPrivacyGowling WLG
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ArticleThe Unified Patent Court - Commentary & GuidanceGowling WLG has been following developments with the Unified Patent Court (UPC) for a number of years. European UnionIntellectual PropertyGowling WLG
ArticleMinor Amendments To MCOB Relating To Mortgage Borrowers With A Payment ShortfallThe Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a consultation paper (CP16/16) on minor amendments to its Mortgages and Home Finance: Conduct of Business (MCOB) rules relating to mortgage borrowers with a payment shortfall.United KingdomFinance and BankingGowling WLG
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ArticleUS Tightens Visa Interview Rules For Foreign NationalsEffective September 6, 2025, the Department of State issued instructions regarding scheduling visa interview appointments for nonimmigrant visa (NIV) holders.CanadaImmigrationGowling WLG
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ArticleSideline Conversations: The World Cup’s Biggest Controversies So Far (Video)Hosts Aarij Wasti, Marlon Hill, and Juan Carlos Partida examine the legal and commercial controversies emerging from FIFA World Cup 2026, including federation overreach, government involvement in football governance, and immigration challenges affecting tournament participants. The episode also highlights standout commercial activations and celebrates Cabo Verde's unexpected tournament success. GlobalMedia, Telecoms, IT, EntertainmentGowling WLG
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