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The US Supreme Court has revealed that it will take up the In re Tam trademark dispute, a case centring on US rock band The Slants. 29 September 2016
Patents
At least 20 law firms have backed a legal opinion on the UK’s membership of the Unified Patent Court after the UK leaves the EU. 29 September 2016
Patents
The family of a deceased inventor has sued US department store Sears for patent infringement, in a case centring on automated pricing systems. 29 September 2016
Copyright
French high-end fashion house Chanel has sued an unnamed individual selling counterfeit products with the company’s trademarks online. 29 September 2016
Copyright
US department store Nordstrom has been hit with a copyright infringement lawsuit by textile company Classical Silk. 29 September 2016
Patents
US law firm Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie has expanded its intellectual property group by hiring Ryan Kennedy as of counsel in Albuquerque. 29 September 2016
Patents
German courts have decided a number of SEP cases since the CJEU’s judgment in Huawei v ZTE in July 2015, but they continue to struggle with the details of its implementation, says Daniel Hoppe of Harte-Bavendamm. 29 September 2016
Patents
Following their merger in June this year, Mike McLean of TechInsights and Ian MacLean of Chipworks tell WIPR what the combined business means and discuss the technology and intellectual property impact of the ‘internet of things’ on their customers. 29 September 2016
Copyright
Mozambique’s Industrial Property Code has had a facelift, but has it gone far enough to shore up the country’s IP system? João Cabral of Inventa International reports. 29 September 2016
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The World Customs Organization and the GSM Association, a body that represents the interests of mobile operators worldwide, have partnered to fight counterfeiting. 28 September 2016
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