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Senior US district court judge William Alsup did not conduct the proper analysis in his decision to release patent licensing information in a legal battle between Apple and patent assertion entity Uniloc, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has ruled. 10 February 2022
Trademarks
Roses may be red but when it comes to IP, a host of flower breeders are feeling blue in the run-up to Valentine’s Day and have penned an open letter calling for greater recognition of their rights. 10 February 2022
Patents
European boutique IP firm Taliens has hired patent law specialist Grégoire Triet as an IP disputes partner. 9 February 2022
Patents
The popular text correction software must navigate the nuances around patenting language processing systems, explain Parminder Lally and Simon Ambroz of Appleyard Lees. 9 February 2022
Copyright
A copyright infringement lawsuit over in-game art assets used in several games published by Capcom, including the “Resident Evil” series, has been dismissed, according to documents filed with the Connecticut district court. 9 February 2022
Trademarks
US National Baseball Association Properties has urged a federal appeals court to uphold the default judgment of a federal court that a Chinese e-commerce retailer infringed by selling apparel trademarked with fake sports logos. 9 February 2022
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Join this session and gain an overview of the challenges and hurdles you will need to overcome with respect to applying for patents in regional countries in Africa. Uncovering: 8 February 2022
Influential Women in IP
Smaller law firms have become more diverse than their larger counterparts, according to a new report by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. 8 February 2022
Copyright
Warner Bros is facing a lawsuit from the filmmaking company behind the “Matrix” movies over its decision to release the latest instalment of the franchise in cinemas and its streaming service, HBO Max simultaneously. 8 February 2022
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The US Department of Justice has brought Federal indictment charges against China-based telecom company Hytera Communications, alleging that it worked with Motorola employees to steal the company’s digital mobile radio technology. 8 February 2022
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