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Apple and two other tech companies prevail against Softbank-backed patent holder | Patent cannot be classed as essential to the LTE standard say judges. 1 September 2022
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Law firm CMS has strengthened its technology, media and telecommunications practice with the appointment of a new sports and media partner John Cloke, who will be joining the firm in London. 1 September 2022
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Chip makers square up over $1.4bn buyout | Complaint asks for destruction of tech built under license while Nuvia was part of Arm | Lawsuit is needed to protect itself claims the Softbank unit. 1 September 2022
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Label accuses Tik-Tok rival of owing millions of dollars in licensing fees | Triller argues that the lawsuit “grossly mischaracterised” contractual relationship. 31 August 2022
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Patent litigator Mark Hannemann has joined Locke Lord’s New York office as a partner in the firm’s IP litigation practice group. 31 August 2022
Jurisdiction reports
Pharma companies need to be aware of subtle differences in the exclusivity regime for medicines, explain Kate Legge and Emily Dwyer of Pearce IP. 31 August 2022
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IP agencies filed applications in attorney’s name days after his death | Fictitious name also used is similar to living attorney in Illinois | False specimens of use submitted to “circumvent” USPTO rules. 30 August 2022
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Grammy award-winning composer brought the original suit | YouTube bats back claims that ‘ordinary’ content owners are barred from rights management tool. 30 August 2022
Patents
The TRIPS Agreement compromise over COVID-19 IP could provide the necessary platform to diversify vaccine production capacity, says Inês Sequeira of Inventa. 30 August 2022
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3D rail track inspection system does not infringe competitor’s patent, US jury finds | Tetra Tech’s preliminary injunction motion denied in earlier hearing. 26 August 2022
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