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Canadian Inventions –The Steam Fog-horn (Robert Foulis)
Robert Foulis, a transplanted Scot intending to travel to Ohio, was diverted to the Canadian Maritime provinces by poor weather in 1818, prompting him to settle first in Halifax and then in Saint John. Although Foulis invented the steam fog-horn in 1853, said to be one of the most important navigational aids ever invented, unfortunately for Foulis and his heirs (a warning to all neophyte inventors!), he failed to patent his invention, and an American later did so, profiting from Foulis’ neglect.
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DWW was recently awarded Bronze status by World Trademark Review 1000 in the category of leading trademark firms in Canada.
DWW Partners Marijo Coates and Gervas Wall were recently recognized as leading trademark professionals in Canada by World Trademark Review 1000.
2012 IT Can Technology Law Spring Forum
On Tuesday, June 19, 2012, Counsel Richard Austin will speak at the 2012 Information Technology Law Spring Forum in Toronto on the topic of Outsourcing Agreements.
2012 IT Can Technology Law Spring Forum
On Monday, June 18, 2012, associate James Kosa will speak at the 2012 Information Technology Law Spring Forum in Toronto on the topic of Good Faith in Negotiating and Drafting IT Agreements.
2012 Harold G. Fox Intellectual Property Moot
On February 17-18, 2012, Partner Heather Watts judged the Harold G. Fox Intellectual Property Moot held at the Federal Court in Toronto.
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