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Les nouvelles ont circulé depuis quelques jours : le Plan d’action économique 2015, partie du Budget fédéral, contenait quelques bonnes nouvelles pour les praticiens en brevets.

A recent decision from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Rheo Thompson Candies Limited v. Thompson 2013 ONSC 4932 confirms that an injunction will not issue to prevent the continued infringement of a registered trade-mark unless the owner of the mark can show that in the absence of an injunction, damages cannot be quantified or no remedy is possible.

The Court of Appeal of Alberta has confirmed that the Energy Resources Conservation Board is immune from a negligence lawsuit by a landowner.

In a recent article, The New M&A Trend that is Shaking Up the Media Sector, Forbes reported on M&A deals involving mobile-driven, digital first content companies, a type of transaction which is starting to dominate the M&A deal space.

In Hopkins v Kay, the Ontario Court of Appeal concluded that the Personal Health Information Protection Act is not a "complete code" and therefore did not "oust" the plaintiff’s common law tort claim for breach of privacy.

Similarly to American M&A in the first half of 2015, the first half of 2015 was remarkably active on the global mergers and acquisitions front.

Norton Rose presents to a new publication, Arbitration in Asia-Pacific. This is the latest in our very well-received series of regional arbitration manuals.

Earlier this summer an affiliate of Rogers Communications Inc. acquired all of the issued and outstanding shares of the corporation carrying on the Mobilicity wireless business in the context of Mobilicity's Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act proceeding.

Norton Rose Fulbright recently led a successful court application that illuminates the importance of public disclosure in the context of a proxy battle.

The ACCC has succeeded in its first claim pursuant to section 29(1)(e) of the Australian Consumer Law.

On 2 May 2010 the Henry Review of Australia's Future Tax System was released. In responding to the Henry Review, the Australian Government has indicated that it intends to accept the Review's recommendation to introduce a new tax called the Resources Rent Tax (Resources Tax) which will apply to Australian resources projects.

As the weather takes an Autumnal turn, welcome to our September edition of Legalflyer where we once again review a series of topical issues for the aviation industry.

Recent changes to the International Arbitration landscape have dramatically revitalised the competitiveness of this tool in cross-border dispute resolution. Amendments to the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law in 2006 have seen successive adoption among member states, including Australia and the release of the UNCITRAL arbitration rules has provided a push toward arbitration as the leading alternative.

Canada is a top destination for foreign companies and investors attracted to our wealth of natural resources, stable and sound political and financial systems, and world-class infrastructure.

The Canadian Government has buried significant amendments to the Trade-Marks Act in Bill C-31, the Economic Action Plan 2014, No 1.

Join us on Thursday, September 4, 2014 for a webinar on tax considerations that optimize after-tax returns in acquisitive transactions.

The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) recently released its annual Summary Report for Investment Fund Issuers, providing an overview of key policy initiatives, emerging issues and compliance reviews concerning the investment fund industry. This