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Tech company pushes for changes to US patent system to 'protect inventors and innovation' | California judge throws out verdict ordering Google to pay $32.5m in damages to Sonos | 'It is wrong that our patent system was used in this way' says judge. 12 October 2023
Jurisdiction reports
While the protection, maintenance, and enforcement of IP are unaffected by sanctions, Russia's invasion of Ukraine has had an impact on exclusive IP rights for foreign owners, says Riikka Palmos of Papula-Nevinpat. 12 October 2023
Jurisdiction reports
The presidency of the Council of the European Union (EU) rotates among the EU member states every six months. 12 October 2023
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Lawyers and judges ‘owe a duty’ to use tech if it improves service, Sir Geoffrey Vos tells London event | GenAI uses for lawyers include drafting and reviewing but human review still needed | Clifford Chance, University of Liverpool, Microsoft, Thomson Reuters speak at Ministry of Justice-backed meet. 11 October 2023
Patents
Protecting plants such as Ayahuasca, genetic material and traditional knowledge from unethical exploitation is perhaps one of IP’s most difficult, but important, missions, says Marisol Cardoso of Inventa. 11 October 2023
Patents
The firm’s new partner in Denver brings ‘extensive’ experience in physics and patent litigation, as Quarles & Brady grows in the region. 11 October 2023
Global Trade Secrets
Beverage giant filed a successful lawsuit alleging that its rival had perpetuated false and unsupported claims | Pharma company now faces permanent injunction as well as substantial damages. 10 October 2023
Influential Women in IP
The perception of mental health is changing, and for the better—particularly as legal professionals are among those most vulnerable to experiencing poor mental health. But is the language we use in the workplace keeping up? Sarah Speight explores. 10 October 2023
Patents
Accessify hits the newspaper with a patent infringement lawsuit concerning its website and digital paywall | Accused of violating seven patents. 9 October 2023
Copyright Channel
Existing models may not satisfy writers, who claim that theft by large language models is multi-layered, creating derivative works, and fundamental to the technology's success, finds Sarah Speight. 9 October 2023
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