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Trademarks
The EU General Court has denied an appeal concerning an alcohol-related trademark, siding with the European Union Intellectual Property Office’s (EUIPO) decision that it was too similar to a previous mark for alcohol. 23 April 2018
Patents
As the US International Trade Commission looks set for a busy 2018, lawyers are wondering whether it can keep up with the workload and what impact—if any—President Trump’s policies will have. WIPR reports. 23 April 2018
Patents
Rouse has appointed Tim Jackson as head of its patent strategy and development department. 20 April 2018
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As the world’s biggest country, Russia must tackle IP infringement across a vast and varied landscape, and all eyes will be on its response to IP violations at the 2018 Football World Cup, as WIPR finds out. 20 April 2018
Patents
The US Patent and Trademark Office has proposed new guidance on the second step of the Mayo-Alice framework, which is focused on subject matter eligibility. 20 April 2018
Trademarks
Fashion retailers Gucci and Guess have reached an agreement to end all pending international IP litigation between them. 20 April 2018
Copyright
Music personality DJ Khaled has attempted to register his son’s name as a trademark in spite of the existence of earlier registered rights for the word. 20 April 2018
Trademarks
EU legal developments combined with confusion around Brexit have left brand owners concerned about the scope of their rights, but there is now more reason to be hopeful, as WIPR reports. 20 April 2018
Patents
Huawei’s and ZTE’s attempt to escape a patent dispute with a licensing company by questioning the jurisdictional legitimacy of the English courts has been thwarted. 20 April 2018
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Practice Insight says its flagship product is a “secret weapon” for IP law firms. WIPR spoke to Doris Spielthenner, general manager at Practice Insight, to find out how its Filing Analytics tool can be used to benefit IP law firms. 19 April 2018
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