The Amazing Race Canada wrapped up a few weeks ago, and if you are a fan, it was pretty entertaining. But I keep thinking about the 8th episode, in which the teams visited Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, and were given a Canadian dime as a clue.
Category: IP Practice and Law
IP Insurance
IP-specific insurance is available. Various providers offers policies to cover the costs of defending against a frivolous IP claim.
It’s My Body – Isn’t it?
After showing (nearly) everything in ESPN The Magazine’s Body Issue[1] and on the cover of GQ Magazine[2], San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s tattoos are getting almost as much attention as his play is – and not just from the general public.
Amazon Shamazon!
The Commissioner of Patents has finally but combatively reacted to the Federal Court of Appeal decision in Canada (Attorney General) v Amazon.com Inc., 2011 FCA 328 by issuing a practice notice. Apparently the battle continues.
Beating the Ugly Out of Trolls
Patent trolls have evolved from what seemed at one time almost folklore to now being the subject of statistical and scholarly analysis [fn1] [fn2].