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Kate LeBlanc

Kate LeBlanc

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Media Relations and Content Specialist, Benchmark Strategies

Cambridge

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development, poverty and homelessness, innovation legal cases, crime, politics law enforcement, social justice,Human interest human rights, education, elections

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Total articles 95

  • Goodwill in Trademark Infringement

    By Kate LeBlanc| Obiter Dicta (Osgoode’s Campus Newspaper)@ Depreciation of goodwill in trademark infringement cases is highly subjective, and alternative arguments to those of the court can be made in the case of Subway IP LLC v. Budway, Cannabis & Wellness Store.[1] This Federal Court case was one in which Subway claimed that Budway violated their trademark, directed business away from Subway towards Budway, and depreciated the goodwill of the Subway brand. The Federal Court of Canada held that Subway’s application was granted on all three points.

    By Kate LeBlanc · Obiter Dicta (Osgoode’s Campus Newspaper)

    Apr. 01, 2024

  • Opinion: CT can lead by example on fertility health care

    By Polly Crozier, Gretchen Raffa, Kate LeBlanc| Connecticut Post Verified This artwork by Nancy Ohanian refers to Alabama's ruling on IVF. Nancy OhanianThe Alabama Supreme Court's recent ruling, which equates cryopreserved embryos with children, is the latest attack in the far-right's relentless assault on our bodily autonomy and our freedom to make deeply personal decisions about our lives and families. As reproductive health care advocates predicted, Alabama fertility clinics quickly stopped providing care after the court’s decision.

    By Polly Crozier, Gretchen Raffa, Kate LeBlanc · Connecticut Post

    Mar. 15, 2024

  • Goodwill in Trademark Infringement

    By Kate LeBlanc| Obiter Dicta (Osgoode’s Campus Newspaper)@ Depreciation of goodwill in trademark infringement cases is highly subjective, and alternative arguments to those of the court can be made in the case of Subway IP LLC v. Budway, Cannabis & Wellness Store.[1] This Federal Court case was one in which Subway claimed that Budway violated their trademark, directed business away from Subway towards Budway, and depreciated the goodwill of the Subway brand. The Federal Court of Canada held that Subway’s application was granted on all three points.

    By Kate LeBlanc · Obiter Dicta (Osgoode’s Campus Newspaper)

    Apr. 01, 2024

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