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Copyright
Case says that dead bandmates of legendary guitarist are owed royalties over ‘ongoing exploitation’ | Judge views that claimants have a ‘more than arguable’ chance of success in case against record company | Digital streaming not contemplated when deals were signed. 30 January 2024
Trademarks
The Democratic Republic of the Congo is a compelling destination for investors keen to tap into its growing market, and favourable IP standards make it a good place to file, too, explains Sofia Araújo of Inventa. 30 January 2024
Careers
Firm adds two attorneys to Boise office which opened last year | Both partners join from Parson, Behle & Latimer. 30 January 2024
Careers
Firm aims to tap into city’s ‘innovation and entrepreneurialism’ | IP team has ‘long-established’ client relationships in Scotland. 30 January 2024
Designs
Judges say car radiator grille with space for four-ring logo could constitute TM infringement | Decision contradicts AG opinion and could affect how spare parts manufacturers can brand products | Audi lawyer says court has clarified the ‘repair law’. 29 January 2024
Copyright
Social media giant launches new tools and updates to existing ones aimed at protecting IP | Launch includes updates to Brand Rights Protection, the introduction of an IP Reporting Center, and improvements to the Rights Manager tool. 29 January 2024
Patents
A pair of pressing legal questions have finally been answered in a decision that could have notable implications for patent owners, say Tilman Müller-Stoy and Sebastian Horlemann of Bardehle Pagenberg. 29 January 2024
Patents
Increasingly bitter SEP dispute ends in same month as countries agree diplomatic ties | Politics plays a role in ending largest litigation of recent times, says Chinese patent attorney | Investment in innovation ‘trumps quantity of declared SEPs’. 26 January 2024
Patents
Memories of votes against the Nice and Lisbon treaties play on the mind—can attorneys convince the public why it matters? Sarah Speight finds out more. 26 January 2024
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New Zealand-based EnzaFruit secures victory following revisions to China’s Seed Law | Company’s 10-month legal action results in successful all damages claim for its popular apple variety. 26 January 2024
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