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DECEMBER 2008 / JANUARY 2009

Canadian High Court weighs in on obviousness

Managing Intellectual Property

The Supreme Court of Canada has clarified the tests for anticipation and obviousness and reaffirmed the patentability of so-called selection patents in a ruling that could amount to a major boon for Canadian pharmaceutical companies, as well as patentees in general



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