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Patent Remedies: One More Reason to Consider Filing in Canada

November 10, 2026

When deciding where to pursue patent protection internationally, companies often focus on market size, competitors, filing costs, and commercial activity. Another important consideration is the strength of the remedies available if the patent is ultimately infringed. Canada provides…

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Should Canadian Patent Claims Simply Follow the Allowed U.S. Claims?

October 07, 2026

For many companies managing international patent portfolios, an allowed U.S. claim set becomes the natural starting point for prosecution in Canada. There are good reasons for this. An allowed U.S. application can support expedited examination in Canada through the Patent Prosecution Highway…

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