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The European Union Intellectual Property Office has signed another agreement with a representative of small and medium-sized enterprises in Europe, as it continues to promote the importance of IP rights among small businesses. 29 September 2020
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A Linklaters partner who specialises in IP and technology has been appointed as a deputy High Court judge in England and Wales. 28 September 2020
Copyright
The pandemic means that copyright is more important to visual artists’ survival than ever before, explains Molly Torsen Stech, copyright attorney and author of “Artists' Rights: A Guide to Copyright, Moral Rights and Other Legal Issues in the Visual Arts Sphere.” 28 September 2020
Patents
Ahead of his appointment to the English Court of Appeal, LSPN Connect spoke with Justice Colin Birss in a typically frank and wide-ranging interview, including the fall-out from Unwired Planet v Huawei. 28 September 2020
Patents
The Federal Trade Commission has moved for a rehearing of an antitrust suit it brought against Qualcomm and lost on appeal. 28 September 2020
Patents
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has upheld two Patent Trial and Appeal Board decisions which found that claims of two Voip-Pal.com patents challenged by Apple weren’t invalid for obviousness. 28 September 2020
Patents
A patent dispute involving Hewlett-Packard will go back to trial after a mixed ruling from
the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. 25 September 2020
Copyright
The trademark attorney discusses his successful representation of Full Colour Black, the greetings card company at the heart of a trademark dispute with Banksy. 25 September 2020
Copyright
Kenyan authorities have ordered board members of the country’s music copyright collectors to step aside after discovering alleged fraud and misuse of artists’ royalties. 25 September 2020
Patents
As the race to find ways to combat the pandemic intensifies, competition laws and state aid laws should reflect the crisis situation, but compulsory licensing is unlikely to lead to victory, Sir Robin Jacob argues. 25 September 2020
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