About
Welcome to my blog, where I write about various interesting legal issues in Canada.
David Lam
Lawyer
Ontario, Canada
I am a lawyer practicing business law, real estate law, intellectual property law (patents, trademarks, copyright, licensing), and litigation in the Greater Toronto Area.
For more information, visit http://www.davidlam.ca.-
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Tag Cloud
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- Business Law (13)
- Copyright Law (9)
- Employment Law (2)
- Litigation (17)
- Marketing (10)
- Patent Law (17)
- Privacy Law (5)
- Real Estate Law (4)
- Telecom Law (3)
- Trademark Law (6)
Archives
Tag Archives: Domain Names
Defamation and linking to defamatory materials
The Supreme Court today tackled the issue of whether a hyperlink linking to another web page with defamatory material is itself defamatory. The Court concluded that the use of a hyperlink to link to another page with defamatory material is … Continue reading
Posted in Litigation, Marketing
Tagged Consumer Rights, Domain Names, Litigation, News
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Changes to rules regarding .ca domain disputes
The Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) recently announced changes to the CIRA Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (CDRP). The CDRP, which governs disputes over .ca domain names alleged to be registered in bad faith, has been in effect since 2002. … Continue reading
Posted in Business Law, Copyright Law, Litigation, Marketing, Telecom Law, Trademark Law
Tagged .ca Domains, Domain Names, Litigation
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