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Get ready for five days of action-packed educational programs and networking opportunities! INTA 2019 Annual Meeting Co-Chairs share their thoughts on some of the best and brightest aspects of the event—the world’s largest gathering of global brand professionals. 18 May 2019
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Different jurisdictions have different remedies available for design patent infringement. A session today will cover relevant case law and the different legal remedies available in various parts of the world, as Saman Javed finds out. 18 May 2019
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Shyla Jones, Of Counsel at Ice Miller, LLP (USA), finds that INTA's Pro Bono Clearinghouse not only gives individuals, small businesses, and nonprofits the trademark advice they need, but it also gives her and other participating attorneys a sense of satisfaction. 18 May 2019
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Geographical indications provide robust protection to local producers, but can raise issues for
applicants looking to sell legitimate competing products. Sarah Morgan finds out more. 18 May 2019
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INTA’s members are the Association’s lifeblood, and there are opportunities for everyone to get involved, as Peg Reardon, INTA’s Director, Membership, tells Peter Scott. 18 May 2019
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From a Selfie Center to Puppies and Ice Cream, there is a lot going on at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center over the next five days—and lots of volunteers to help you find your way. 18 May 2019
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Small- and medium-sized enterprises are crucial to the global economy, though many do not understand the importance of intellectual property. Rory O’Neill looks at how IP offices are helping to change that. 18 May 2019
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Fast-growing companies face challenges in managing and protecting their brands. James Nurton identifies the five “D’s” that can help them navigate the path to protection. 18 May 2019
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Young people expect brands to align with and reflect their own morals and values, according to a new report. 17 May 2019
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Advocate general Manuel Campos Sánchez-Bordona has given his option on the ability of the European Union Intellectual Property Office to revoke its own decisions on occasions when inadequate reasons were given for them. 17 May 2019
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