Benjamin Reingold spoke at the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada's 2024 conference on the panel "Inducing Infringement - Is 'Skinny Labelling' a Thing of the Past?". The discussion explored the evolution of inducing infringement analysis in Canada, including recent case law and its implications for litigants under the PMNOC Regulations. Benjamin contributed insights on how courts are interpreting product monographs and what this means for the future of skinny labelling strategies.
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Inducing Infringement: Is "Skinny Labelling" a Thing of the Past?
September 27, 2024
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