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American clothing company Patagonia has accused the North American subsidiary of the world’s largest brewery of filing “false evidence” with the US Patent and Trademark Office in order to “unlawfully” obtain a mark for ‘Patagonia’ in relation to beer. 10 April 2019
Trademarks
Europe’s highest court has rejected a bid from the owners of electric-powered racing series Formula E after a lower court revoked its trademark. 10 April 2019
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German electronics company Bury has asked the European Commission to begin an antitrust investigation into Nokia patents. 10 April 2019
Copyright
A dispute between Netherlands-based anti-piracy organisation BREIN and Usenet provider News-Service Europe has been referred to the Court of Justice of the European Union. 10 April 2019
Patents
IBM has filed a complaint against travel technology company Expedia, alleging that it is infringing three of its patents. 10 April 2019
Patents
Quarles & Brady has expanded its IP group with the addition of four patent attorneys. 10 April 2019
Patents
Alberto Casado Cerviño, the European Patent Office’s former vice president, has joined Spanish IP boutique Baylos. 10 April 2019
Copyright
The Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market has finally been passed but remains controversial, as Dawn Osborne of McCarthy Denning explains. 10 April 2019
Patents
The CRISPR IP saga continues and serious freedom-to-operate issues remain. Claire Irvine of HGF offers advice for those entering the fray. 10 April 2019
Copyright
A US district court has granted video game developer Take-Two Interactive's request for a permanent injunction against a coder who profited by creating cheats for the “Grand Theft Auto” series. 9 April 2019
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