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The Costs of Judicial Oversight: Should Patent Examiners Receive More Deference?

Could greater deference to patent examiners reduce redundant analyses and the costs of patent litigation in Canada? (...)

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Getting Granular: The Federal Court of Appeal Puts a Fine Point on Ambiguity

The Federal Court of Appeal confirms that unclear patent claims may be invalid for ambiguity when their scope cannot be (...)

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PCK IP Lawyers Recognized in the 2027 Best Lawyers Awards

PCK Intellectual Property celebrates Andrew Currier, Gillian Burrell and Sebastian Beck-Watt for their recognition in the 2027 Best Lawyers awards. (...)

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Supreme Court Confirms Unpatentability of Methods of Medical Treatment in Canada

The Supreme Court of Canada clarifies the law on methods of medical treatment, providing guidance on dosing regimen patents and (...)

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The Supreme Court Just Clarified How Section 2 Should Work — Software Patents Should Be Next

Andrew Currier explores how the Supreme Court of Canada's Pharmascience decision could influence the future of software patent eligibility in (...)

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From Drawing Board to Waterslide: When Canadian Patent Rights Apply

Explore how the Federal Court of Appeal's ProSlide decision clarifies when Canadian patent rights apply and what it means for (...)

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