The Federal Court of Canada has recently awarded Microsoft Canada Co. the highest statutory damages in an intellectual property case in the country.
The court’s decision directing Inter-Plus Inc., a Montreal-based software reseller, to pay Microsoft a total of $500,000 in statutory damages and $200,000 in punitive damages was called “ground breaking” by software industry insiders.
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