Intellectual Property

Intellectual property: Internet survey ruled inadmissible

Tuesday, August 17, 2021 @ 11:48 AM | By John McKeown

A recent decision of the Federal Court has concluded that an online survey was not admissible in determining whether the parties’ respective trademarks were confusing (Tokai of Canada Ltd. v. Kingsford...

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