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Copyright
A US court is to decide whether the “anti-circumvention” provision of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act violates the First Amendment. 2 July 2019
Trademarks
A US-based nonprofit, the American Association for Justice is suing a competitor for trademark infringement. 2 July 2019
Trademarks
The Scotts Company, which owns the popular ScottsMiracle-Gro plant food brand, is suing a company which it says is using its marks for products aimed at cannabis and hemp producers. 2 July 2019
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International firm Haynes and Boone has added two IP partners to its Chicago office. 1 July 2019
Trademarks
China and the US are to resume negotiations on a new trade deal that has so far proven elusive amid IP-related concerns. 1 July 2019
Trademarks
The uncertainty surrounding Brexit, the advantages of geographical indications protection and new technology being used to identify premium products were the topics during a session at the 38th Annual European Communities Trade Mark Association Conference. 1 July 2019
Trademarks
The US Supreme Court has agreed to rule on two trademark cases, including a dispute over whether plaintiffs must establish wilful infringement in order to be awarded profits. 1 July 2019
Trademarks
Launching a major new sporting competition means navigating a complex network of rights owners and parties, lawyers said on Friday 28 June. 1 July 2019
Trademarks
Financial institution Capital One has accused Texas-based Capital 1 Finance Consultants of violating its rights in the “widely recognised and famous” ‘Capital One’ trademark. 1 July 2019
Patents
SEP litigation threats have increased in recent years in the automotive sector, leading companies to consider their options, whether as SEPs owners or as implementers. Pauline Debré and Simon Corbineau-Picci of Linklaters explain the issues. 1 July 2019
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