Lexis Nexis Survey Evidence and the Law Worldwide
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Product description
Understanding Survey Evidence Application in Canada and Abroad
Quantifying and protecting the value of intellectual property are immense challenges for both corporations and courts. The use of survey evidence to help courts come to terms with what the public thinks, perceives, believes or intends to do has become more and more common as judges grapple with their limitations in judicial discretion as it relates to matters of public perception. Butterworths Survey Evidence and the Law Worldwide solves this challenge by providing a set of accepted standards that can be used to assess the quality and relevance of survey evidence.
Authors Dr. Ruth M. Corbin, A. Kelly Gill and a team of distinguished writers offer survey evidence expertise from all corners of the globe, helping to create a product that is not only the definitive Canadian source on this topic, but also without peer across the world.
Features and Benefits
By providing the most up-to-date international and judicial perspectives on this topic, Survey Evidence and the Law Worldwide explores this subject in greater depth than any previous publication, offering the reader:
- Expert guidance - comprehensive lists of standards and requirements that act as an invaluable checklist for finalizing evidence
- Practical examples - providing best practices for writing valid and pertinent survey questions
- Relevant case law - offering an extremely vital repository of cases which have allowed surveys and those that have not
The Global View
Survey Evidence and the Law Worldwide offers in-depth commentary on this important area of the law from international experts, helping the reader to understand:
- How to work with survey evidence experts in a way that gives practitioners the edge in their cases
- The requirements necessary to achieve statistical reliability
- How to plan cross-examinations of expert witnesses
A Vital Tool For
- Intellectual property practitioners who require both the technical tools and strategies necessary to design and present survey evidence to win their cases
- Judges who need a set of accepted standards to help assess the quality and relevance of survey evidence
- Survey experts who need to understand the requirements and expectations of the justice system, likely the toughest client group they must deal with
Table of contents
Survey Evidence: The Road to Admissibility
Judging Survey Reliability
Judging Validity and Relevance
The Role and Qualifications of the Expert
Working with the Expert on the Survey
The Expert and Privilege
Trademark Proceedings
Misleading Advertising
Reparable or Irreparable Harm for Injunction Proceedings
Jury Analysis
Creative Frontiers
Swann on U.S. Trademark Surveys
Chapman on Survey Evidence in the U.K.
Gough on Survey Evidence in Australia
Justice Reed's View from the Bench
