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Trademarks
Trademark infringement has hit an all-time high, with social media proving particularly troublesome for brand owners, a new report has found. 19 February 2021
Trademarks
A cannabinoid-infused coffee seller can’t register its ‘Cheerful Buddha’ trademark for a wide range of goods, after an opposition from cosmetics company Rituals. 19 February 2021
Trademarks
The English High Court has found in favour of Amazon in a dispute over the sale and visibility of goods in the UK/EU territory. The ruling is a worrying one which could lead to an upheaval in trademark litigation, argues Aaron Wood of Blaser Mills. 19 February 2021
Patents
Wells Fargo has reached a settlement in a pair of lawsuits brought by the US Automobile Association, after two juries found the bank liable for patent infringement. 18 February 2021
Patents
Apple has urged the US judiciary to apply antitrust law to patent litigation, in a strongly-worded bid to overturn a ruling that a patent pool did not engage in antitrust activities when it refused access to standard-essential patents. 18 February 2021
Copyright
The dispute between the Australian government and tech giants over online news intensified yesterday when Facebook pulled all news content from Australia’s users. 18 February 2021
Patents
Groups targeting patent assertion entities are aiming to enlist more members from the financial services sector, after recruiting Barclays. 17 February 2021
Trademarks
Exercise bike manufacturer Peloton has filed a petition to cancel a rival’s trademark of “Spinning”, claiming it is abusively enforcing the mark. 17 February 2021
Patents
Open source—software source code made freely available for distribution and modification—has undergone a drastic image change in the past decade. 17 February 2021
Patents
European IP law firm HGF has hired engineering expert Vivien Verbrugge as a partner. 17 February 2021
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