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A dry cleaning business was ordered to pay over $1.6 million in damages to remediate a neighbour's property for environmental contamination.

"Deep Dive: Does the PTO's Inter Partes Review Violate the Constitution?," an article by Intellectual Property partner Mark A. Baghdassarian, and associates John P. Dillon and Matthew W. Olinzock...

Oil States addressed constitutionality under Article III and the Seventh Amendment, but it did not directly address the other takings and due process issues raised by the Justices.

As the end of 2020 approaches, the William Fry Employment & Benefits team is releasing a 3 part series of short videos. These will be released in December 2020 ...

In a highly anticipated opinion, this morning the United States Supreme Court affirmed the Patent Trial and Appeal Board's authority to reconsider ...

When going about the decision to lay-off an employee, it is important that you are aware of your rights to ensure the lay-off is valid.

After the biggest challenge yet to the Patent and Trademark Office's popular inter partes review proceedings, the name of the game is largely "same old" for today's Supreme Court decision...

Class actions have been filed in Ontario against German carmakers alleging that they coordinated the design and pricing of components in their cars. Kirk Baert, a partner at Koskie Minsky, who along with Ken Rosenberg of Paliare Roland acts for the plaintiff, said "Collusion of such a scale among such large companies is a serious issue.

Performance claims can be an effective way of advertising a product and comparing it to competitors.

Prepaid mobile phone services offer flexibility and freedom to those who do not wish to be locked into a monthly plan.

The Ontario Court of Appeal recently held that a class action brought on behalf of investors in risky securities discloses a sufficient cause of action to be certified.

Employers would be wise to consider the terms of an employee’s contract before administratively suspending him or her.

Until the ruling, under s. 22(1) of the 407 Act – an Ontario provincial statute – if a person failed to pay a toll debt, ETR would notify the Ontario Registrar of Motor Vehicles.

The Ontario Government is proposing to allow self-regulatory organizations (SROs) to use the civil court system to collect fines from their current and former members.