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New USPTO Patent Rule Takes Effect July 20: What Canadian Patent Applicants And Owners Need To Know

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By Mark D. Penner, Stephen Selznick, Rounaq Khoja
| Mondaq
Cassels are most popular: within Environment and Cannabis & Hemp topic(s) with Senior Company Executives, HR and Finance and Tax Executives with readers working within the Accounting & Consultancy, Business & Consumer Services and Healthcare industries A significant change to USPTO patent practice takes effect on July 20, 2026. Canadian patent applicants and patent owners will be required to use a US registered patent practitioner for many patent matters before the USPTO.
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FDA Tightens Direct-to-Consumer Pharmaceutical Advertising In The US

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By A. Chandimal Nicholas, Dakota Bundy, Raysa Marcondes, Rounaq Khoja
| Mondaq
A. Chandimal Nicholas’s articles from Cassels are most popular: with Inhouse Counsel in United States with readers working within the Business & Consumer Services, Media & Information and Transport industries On September 9, 2025, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) launched one of its most aggressive and comprehensive enforcement initiatives in decades, targeting deceptive pharmaceutical advertising practices across television, digital platforms, and social media.
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Canada: a status report on the initiatives to streamline prosecution and oppositions

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By Steven Kennedy, Jennifer Mckenzie, Rounaq Khoja
| World Trademark Review Verified
In summary Since the landmark amendments to Canada’s trademark regime in 2019, the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) has continued to modernise its operations. 2024 and 2025 marked a pivotal period, with structural and legislative reforms aimed at reducing examination delays, streamlining prosecution and opposition proceedings, and enhancing register integrity. This article explores recent key developments and offers practical guidance for applicants navigating the evolving landscape.
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