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US lawmakers are concerned that a reduction in trademark filings could impact the operations of the US Patent and Trademark Office. 15 April 2020
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Membership of the Unified Patent Court system is “incompatible” with the UK’s approach to future relations with the EU, said the UK’s IP minister in a letter confirming the country’s non-participation. 15 April 2020
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In a victory for Chinese electronics company TCL, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has thrown out a $100 million patent infringement verdict that Ericsson had won against the Chinese company. 15 April 2020
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The United Arab Emirates’ economics ministry has cut service fees, including for IP registration, to help businesses cope during the COVID-19 pandemic. 14 April 2020
Copyright
The French competition regulator has ordered Google to negotiate royalties with news publishers for use of their content, in line with the EU Copyright Directive. 14 April 2020
Copyright
The Internet Archive has hit back at Senator Thom Tillis, who recently claimed that he was “deeply concerned” that the initiative is “operating outside the boundaries” of copyright law. 14 April 2020
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The US Supreme Court is set to hear a series of oral arguments by telephone conference next month, including a dispute over ‘generic’ domains. 14 April 2020
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FitBit has hit back at Philips, which is currently suing the wearable health technology company, with patent infringement claims of its own. 9 April 2020
Patents
The European Patent Office is piloting opposition oral proceedings held by videoconference, as it seeks to mitigate the ongoing disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. 9 April 2020
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The English High Court’s IP division has intervened in a trademark dispute between two UK pet food makers, handing a victory to Natural Instinct. 9 April 2020
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