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Curb Your Enthusiasm: Why Bill S-210 Could Mandate CRTC-Backed Age Verification For Streaming Services Like Netflix, Crave and CBC Gem

Michael Geist

But beyond those concerns, government officials have now zeroed in another problem: the definition of “sexually explicit material” used in the bill effectively captures streaming services such as Netflix, Crave, Prime, and CBC Gem. We have one definition of sexually explicit material in the Criminal Code. Rather, Subsection 171.‍1(1)

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To every cow her calf: claim against Organic Valley partially survives based on maternal separation

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May 19, 2023) Plaintiff sued defendant, which does business as Organic Valley, under the CLRA and UCL, challenging labels on milk that say: 1. Organic Valley’s commitment to the highest organic standards and animal care practices helps make all our food delicious and nutritious”; 2. We Hold Ourselves to the Highest Standards”; 5.

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"carbon neutral" plausibly misleading because consumers don't understand it

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Danone argued that (1) no reasonable consumer would understand carbon neutral to mean the Product emits no carbon dioxide; (2) Defendant accurately represented that Carbon Trust certified the Product “carbon neutral”; and (3) Plaintiffs cannot challenge the Carbon Trust certification as false or misleading.

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CIPO Fees to Increase by 25% in 2024 and Expansion of the Definition of “Small Entity”

Canadian Intellectual Property Blog

The Canadian Intellectual Property Office (“CIPO”) has announced that effective January 1, 2024, most official fees will be increasing by 25%. On the patent side, the increase in the fees will be applicable to standard entity size. The above changes are detailed below with some recommendations for saving on official fees.

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Book Review: Cross-Border Trade Secret Disputes in the European Union - Jurisdiction and Applicable Law

The IPKat

Part 1, "The Factual, Theoretical, and Substantive Law Background," comprises four chapters that lay the groundwork for Part 2. In more detail: Part 1 “The Factual. The TRIPS Agreement classifies trade secrets as intellectual property but does not mandate their protection as such, setting unfair competition as the minimum standard.

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The CCPA’s Lasting Impact on U.S. Patent Law – an Examination of CCPA Definiteness Decisions

LexBlog IP

In United States patent law, in addition to satisfying the requirements for subject-matter eligibility, novelty, enablement, nonobviousness, and written description, a patent must comply with the definiteness requirement as specified in 35 U.S.C. The Supreme Court has described this standard as “reasonable certainty.”

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Defining what the invention is not can be as important as defining what the invention is (T 0273/22, Chimeric antibodies/REGENERON)

The IPKat

However, the EPO applies the same gold standard to disclaimers as it does to any other type of feature. According to the Enlarged Board of Appeal in G 1/03 and G 1/16 , a disclaimer not mentioned in the application as filed may be added to the claim in order to restore novelty in view of an accidental anticipation by prior art.