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Claims that the board lacks independence need evidence if they are to be useful, says Blair Jacobs of McKool Smith. 21 September 2022
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Landmark trade secrets case results in huge damages award | Jury agreed that Pegasystems was “unjustly enriched” by $479 million | Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler. 21 September 2022
Trademarks
Panellist at the upcoming WIPR Trademarks LA Conference shares insights on trademark issues facing in-house counsel | Counsel need to become in cyber security issues. 21 September 2022
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Law firm Finnegan has hired IP litigator Reginald Lucas for its office in Washington DC, who joins from the US International Trade Commission. 20 September 2022
Trademarks
Footwear company had accused retail giant of infringement | Crocs prevailed other retailers in July for selling imitation shoes. 20 September 2022
Patents
Stephen Thaler has so far failed to persuade US and UK courts to name AI system DABUS as an inventor | Thaler argues that the Federal Circuit’s ruling goes against the purpose of the Patent Act. 20 September 2022
Patents
Established under the 2011 America Invents Act, the US Patent and Trademark Office’s patent pro bono programme aims to support aspiring, talented yet under-resourced inventors to deliver their vision. 16 September 2022
Patents
The award is one of the largest patent damages awards in US history | Intel argues that VLSI Technology presented an ‘unreliable damages model’. 16 September 2022
Trademarks
The dispute concerned a stylised trademark | German courts had ordered Brooks Sports to cease using the logo in the EU. 16 September 2022
Influential Women in IP
The secretary general’s priority is to bring more of a focus on protecting cultural creation in a world that is “chasing technological advancement”, she tells Sarah Speight at the bureau’s annual congress. 15 September 2022
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