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An employee at electronics company Siemens has been arrested in the Netherlands on suspicion of corporate espionage. 11 April 2017
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Facebook’s virtual reality company Oculus is seeking to overturn a $500 million verdict in a dispute with video game developer ZeniMax Media concerning Oculus’s Rift headset. 11 April 2017
Trademarks
WIPR readers have criticised Scottish brewery BrewDog’s actions in a trademark disagreement with a Birmingham-based pub. 10 April 2017
Copyright
World Wrestling Entertainment Studios Finance has sued a group of BitTorrent users in a copyright infringement claim. 10 April 2017
Patents
Transportation company Uber has said that a request for a preliminary injunction by Google’s former self-driving car division Waymo is a “misfire”. 10 April 2017
Copyright
Judge Neil Gorsuch has been confirmed as a US Supreme Court associate justice, after the Republicans invoked a “nuclear” option in a bid to ensure his confirmation. 10 April 2017
Trademarks
Trademarking artwork that is in the public domain does not contravene public policy or the principles of morality, according to the Court of Justice of the European Free Trade Association States. 10 April 2017
Patents
Techno View IP, a California-based technology licensing company, has hit Oculus, Facebook’s virtual reality subsidiary, with a patent infringement claim. 10 April 2017
Copyright
The US Republican Party has invoked a “nuclear” option in a bid to ensure that Judge Neil Gorsuch of the US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit will be confirmed as a US Supreme Court justice. 7 April 2017
Patents
The Alliance of US Startups and Inventors for Jobs has joined the Innovation Alliance in a letter to President Donald Trump expressing their concerns about the effect of a hire freeze at the US Patent and Trademark Office. 7 April 2017
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