Publications and Presentations

• IPIC2020 Virtual

  Sana Halwani moderated a Fireside Chat with the Honourable Thomas Cromwell at the IPIC2020 Virtual Conference.

  Sana Halwani | October 1, 2020
• The Battle Over TikTok

  Adil Abdulla's article The Battle Over TikTok was published by the Information Technology and Intellectual Property Law Section of the Ontario Bar Association.

  Adil Abdulla | September 22, 2020
• COVID-19 & IP Practice: Litigating From Your Living Room

  Sana Halwani will be speaking on the IPIC webinar titled "COVID-19 & IP Practice: Litigating From Your Living Room". The program will provide an update on the latest developments and strategies for success during this time.

  Sana Halwani | May 15, 2020
• Anatomy of a Patent Trial

  Kaitlin Soye and Veronica C. Tsou presented at ILCO's Advanced Litigation Law CLE program. They provided an overview of the key steps in a patent case, including the Federal Court rules, as well as practical ways that Law Clerks can add value to the legal team.

  Kaitlin Soye & Veronica C. Tsou | November 20, 2019
• Surviving a Breakup: Dealing with Departing (and New!) Employees, Confidential Information, and IP

  Sana Halwani, Monique Jilesen, Brian Kolenda, and Sarah Millar presented at the GC Forum's Q3 event on October 3.

  October 3, 2019
• Intellectual Property Institute of Canada's 93rd Annual Meeting

  Sana Halwani moderated the panel "Patriot Games – Coordination and Management of Multi-Jurisdictional Litigation" at IPIC's 93rd Annual General Meeting.

  Sana Halwani | September 26, 2019
• Basics of Law – Evidence: From Key Principles to Digital Evidence

  Sana Halwani presented at the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada's webinar called “Basics of Law – Evidence: From Key Principles to Digital Evidence”. The program discussed fundamental principles of evidence, the latest strategies in collecting digital evidence, and tips on presenting evidence before courts and tribunals.

  Sana Halwani | April 12, 2019
• Intellectual Property Institute of Canada's 92nd Annual Meeting

  Sana Halwani was the moderator for the "The Paperless Office and Other Legal Tech (R)evolutions" panel at IPIC's 92nd Annual General Meeting.

  Sana Halwani | October 12, 2018
• IPIC Patent Case Law Series

  Sana Halwani once again presented on the topic of "Infringement" at the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada's 2018 Patent Case Law Series.

  Sana Halwani | May 24, 2018
• LSUC's 22nd Annual IP Law, the Year in Review

  Sana Halwani spoke on the topic “Reaching the (No) Promised Land: The striking down of the promise doctrine and its effect on Canadian patent litigation and prosecution”.

  Sana Halwani | January 18, 2018
• Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers Annual Conference – IP Without Tears: An Intellectual Property Law Update for the Uninitiated

  Sana Halwani spoke on the panel "IP Without Tears: An Intellectual Property Law Update for the Uninitiated". This panel discussed how recent major Canadian and foreign cases in the areas of patent, trademark, copyright, and technology will impact companies doing business in Canada.

  Sana Halwani | November 18, 2017
• Motions to Inspect Documents or Property

  Kaitlin Soye co-authored Chapter 22 “Motions to Inspect Documents or Property” of the LexisNexis publication, Intellectual Property Litigation – Forms and Precedents.

  Kaitlin Soye | April 19, 2016
• Keep your greedy hands off my genes!

  The U.S. Supreme Court's invalidation of gene patents is a victory for basic principles of patent law, but public policy concerns remain unresolved

  Ian Binnie | October 29, 2014
• The Harold G. Fox Moot, 2014 Canadian Intellectual Property Moot

  The Honourable Ian Binnie will hold the Fox Lecture on Friday, February 21, 2014.

  Ian Binnie | February 21, 2014
• Advocacy Before the Federal Court in Intellectual Property Matters – Appeal Proceedings

  Ronald G. Slaght, Q.C. presented at the CBA Program for the appellant about writing the persuasive factum, making a strong first impression, emphasizing strengths and selecting and organizing the most effective facts. He was also part of the panel which will discuss Supreme Court of Canada Issues on intervention, bringing motions, and handling the media and other publicity issues.

  Ronald G. Slaght | April 20, 2009