Court Makes Motion to Dismiss in Trademark Dispute Magically Disappear
Court Makes Motion to Dismiss in Trademark Dispute Magically Disappear Lexology Full coverage
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
Japan: Revisions to the Trademark Examination Manual
Japan: Revisions to the Trademark Examination Manual Lexology Full coverage
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In: PATENT NEWS
A User’s Guide to Patents
However, because of the time taken for examination to proceed to grant of the patent the effective term of the actual monopoly can be very much less. Over the years, there have been schemes to extend patent term in certain cases, and for example, under UK patent law before the... Continue reading
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
“BLACK FRIDAY”: Not a trademark, just a day for special shopping deals
“BLACK FRIDAY”: Not a trademark, just a day for special shopping deals Lexology Full coverage
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In: PATENT NEWS
Certificate Of Registration Does Not Give Copyright – Sodipo
I am currently the President of the Intellectual Property Law Association of Nigeria which is the local organisation that liaises between the government and the private sector in lobbying for reforms in the administration, adjudication and enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights. I was a member of the …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Flat Lens Patent Signals New Era in Optics and Imaging
Flat Lens Patent Signals New Era in Optics and Imaging WLNS Full coverage
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In: PATENT NEWS
Utility model patent regime
We know that developing countries can strategically manipulate the “strength” of their invention patent regimes (e.g., laws) throughout different stages of development to facilitate a transition from imitation to innovation. However, we know very little about how changes to the strength of second-tier patent …
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Speech by Vice-President Ansip on copyright at the Charles Clark Memorial Lecture, London Book Fair
Speech by Vice-President Ansip on copyright at the Charles Clark Memorial Lecture, London Book Fair EU News Full coverage
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In: PATENT NEWS
Challenging Pharmaceutical Patents, New Arrows in the Quiver?
The Federal Circuit explained that this test was contrary to the law because it allows patentees to claim antibodies by describing something that is not the invention, i.e., the antigen, and thereby contradicts the statutory “quid pro quo” of the patent system where “one describes an invention, and, if the …
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
India: Kamat Hotels wins trademark case against Royal Orchid Hotels
India: Kamat Hotels wins trademark case against Royal Orchid Hotels Lexology Full coverage