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China's National Intellectual Property Administration is running a special IP protection campaign to suppress infringements associated with the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games.   10 December 2021
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Merchant & Gould has launched a new US International Trade Commission litigation group specialising in Section 337 investigations.   9 December 2021
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As a well-planned strategy, joint defence is popular among large patent-holding companies to file patent infringement lawsuits that involve multiple defendants. This is particularly true in cases where a patent holder in the pharmaceutical field seeks to enforce its rights against many generic manufacturers.   9 December 2021
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Over two million copyright disputes were resolved in favour of content creators over the first six months of the year, the social media platform YouTube has revealed in a new report.   9 December 2021
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Nike has filed a complaint with the US International Trade Commission asking the agency to block Adidas from importing its “Primeknit” sneakers into the US.   9 December 2021
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The continent’s patchwork of IP systems can seem like the Wild West, but Africa has plenty of protection if you know where to look, explains Mariëtte du Plessis, Simon Brown, Nicky Garnett, and Nthabiseng Phaswana of Adams & Adams.   9 December 2021
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A Canadian man who allegedly ran a videogame piracy group has agreed to pay Nintendo $10 million in damages.   8 December 2021
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Irish company Solas OLED has filed a lawsuit against Samsung and Nintendo alleging that the companies infringed four of its patents covering organic light-emitting diodes, a flat light emitting technology.   8 December 2021
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The US Supreme Court has rejected a bid by a small Australian shoewear company for a review of a ruling favouring US retailer Deckers in a trademark dispute over the ‘Ugg’ mark.   8 December 2021
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An Australian computer scientist and self-proclaimed inventor of Bitcoin has been cleared of majority of claims in an IP dispute, but will have to pay $100 million to a venture he founded with his deceased business partner.   7 December 2021

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