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Patent law 2025 FC 669

Pharmascience Inc. v. Janssen Inc.

The Federal Court refused leave for contested reply expert evidence in a patent damages motion, finding it went beyond proper reply and amounted to case-splitting.

  • Reply expert evidence
  • Case-splitting
  • Admissibility of expert reports
  • First mover advantage analysis
  • Damages for regulatory delay
  • Leave to file expert reports
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Intellectual property 2020 FC 1087

Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp. v. Wyeth LLC

The Federal Court granted Merck leave to file reply expert reports and a rebuttal opinion in a patent impeachment action over pneumococcal vaccine patents.

  • Reply expert evidence
  • Admissibility of expert evidence
  • Patent prosecution communications (s.53.1 patents act)
  • Obviousness
  • Anticipation
  • Double patenting
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Construction law 2007 BCSC 1672

The Owners, Strata Plan LMS 1725 v. Pacific Place Holdings Ltd.

The court held that a second expert report could not be filed as a substantially identical recasting with stylistic revisions, but genuine reply portions were admissible.

  • Admissibility of expert reports
  • Case management directions
  • Reply expert evidence
  • Expert-evidence
  • Case-management
  • Admissibility
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Evidence 2005 BCSC 1853

Sovani v. Jin et al

The court excluded a defence neuropsychology report on MMPI-2 testing, finding it targeted credibility, lacked proper foundation, and was unnecessary under Mohan.

  • Admissibility of expert evidence
  • Credibility and malingering
  • Psychometric testing (mmpi-2)
  • Reply expert evidence
  • Mohan admissibility test
  • Admissibility-of-expert-evidence
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