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The USPTO has been gathering comments on the future of AI inventorship and patent eligibility. Frank DeCosta, Aliza Carrano, Amanda Stephenson and Harry Feng of Finnegan report on the findings. 17 November 2020
Trademarks
American not-for-profit CampaignZERO has accused fellow not-for-profit StayWoke of trademark infringement, despite the alleged infringer owning the trademark in dispute. 17 November 2020
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Anna Mae Koo and Ann Xu of Vivien Chan & Co discuss ten key trademark updates from China. 16 November 2020
Trademarks
When climbing the corporate ladder, in-house counsel must challenge stereotypes around what a lawyer does within a business, finds Tom Phillips. 16 November 2020
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In a global market, the temptation by brands to use celebrities—whether in the traditional sense of the term or those who have become famous due to the growth of digital communications—has required increased scrutiny from IP lawyers to ensure that brands are protected. Muireann Bolger reports. 16 November 2020
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As IP remains an active topic in governmental trade policy and international trade negotiations alike, Muireann Bolger considers the role that IP has played in recent trade agreements. 16 November 2020
Trademarks
New rules around geographical indications in Russia are good news for producers of products with territorial characteristics, says Viacheslav Rybchak of Gorodissky & Partners. 16 November 2020
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Few industries have had to undertake as radical a transformation as the restaurant sector since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Rory O’Neill reports. 16 November 2020
Influential Women in IP
Debbie Epstein Henry, consultant, best-selling author, and public speaker, will facilitate an interactive workshop at INTA’s Annual Meeting that is aimed at advancing women’s leadership—in alignment with a new Association initiative. Sarah Morgan finds out more. 16 November 2020
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