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Trademarks
Canadian singer Drake has failed in his bid to register Canada’s legal cannabis health warning as a US trademark. 25 November 2019
Jurisdiction reports
You may have heard rumours about a new trademark protection system created in Eurasia. What exactly does the Eurasian region encompass, and how does the new system work? 25 November 2019
Patents
A US-based maker of hybrid engine technology and a Baltimore-based charity have accused BMW of infringing patents. 25 November 2019
Patents
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit vacated a jury’s calculation that Apple award VirnetX $503 million in damages late last week. 25 November 2019
Jurisdiction reports
Practitioners in the area of patent and IP law encounter issues involving indemnification on a regular basis. These issues often arise in the context of writing or interpreting agreements of all kinds. For example, patent licence agreements often include clauses which relate directly to all manners of indemnification. 25 November 2019
Trademarks
In January 2019, an Irish fast-food chain made headlines around the world when it prompted the cancellation of McDonald’s ‘Big Mac’ trademark. WIPR’s Rory O’Neill speaks to the lawyer who made it possible. 22 November 2019
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US-based firm Barnes & Thornburg has hired a partner to its IP practice in Los Angeles. 22 November 2019
Copyright
Award-winning US photographer Harold Davis is suing the online social media platform Pinterest, alleging that it knowingly made copyright-protected photos available to its users. 22 November 2019
Patents
India has adopted the Patent Prosecution Highway programme, under which it has inked its first agreement with Japan’s patent office. 22 November 2019
Copyright
Baby bath maker Shnuggle has been handed a defeat by the English High Court, which dismissed a design infringement suit against rival company Munchkin. 22 November 2019
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