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Influential Women in IP
Raph Mokades founded London-based recruitment company Rare Recruitment to help people from diverse backgrounds develop careers in elite professions, including law. He tells WIPR that when it comes to tackling deep-rooted bias, a tailored approach is required. 1 February 2021
Influential Women in IP
Jo-Ann See, director of Singapore law firm Amica Law, describes to WIPR how she developed a love of IP after a shaky start in the sector, and why career challenges should be viewed positively. 1 February 2021
Copyright
Nintendo secured a pair of injunctions at a Barcelona court last month, ordering internet service providers to block sites facilitating a workaround of its piracy security systems. 1 February 2021
Trademarks
Warner Bros Entertainment has won a UK dispute over the ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ trademark, as Italian confectioner Ferrero’s defence was not filed in time. 1 February 2021
Patents
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has been urged to reverse a panel decision that held that sovereign immunity should not protect university patents from an inter partes reviews. 1 February 2021
Trademarks
A trademark dispute between two guitar manufacturers will continue, after District Judge Amos Mazzant of the US District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, Sherman Division, denied the plaintiff’s motion for summary judgement on Thursday, January 28. 1 February 2021
Trademarks
The African Union has unveiled plans to tackle counterfeits across the continent, with the support of the Saudi-backed Future Investment Initiative. 29 January 2021
Patents
Both L'Oréal and Olaplex have failed to convince the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to overturn a decision on keratin treatment patent claims. 29 January 2021
Influential Women in IP
Leading IP counsel have commended the launch of World Intellectual Property Review’s inaugural Diversity Champions list. 29 January 2021
Patents
While it is true that the Unified Patent Court’s latest hurdle could delay the project for years, ratification is more likely, argues Wouter Pors of Bird & Bird. 28 January 2021
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