Class-action against Thomson Reuters in Canada heats up

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Class-action against Thomson Reuters in Canada heats up

Managing IP Correspondent
June 12, 2012

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has denied Thomson Reuters’ motion seeking leave to appeal the class certification of Waldman v Thomson Reuters, a case that could clarify whether posting and editing legal documents online can constitute copyright infringement

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