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Patents
New proposals aimed at revamping the Patent Trial and Appeal Board’s processes may create more problems than they solve, as Muireann Bolger finds. 27 April 2023
Copyright
WIPR hears from influential women in IP, including former US federal judge Kathleen O’Malley, about why this year’s World IP Day theme has inspired them to promote women inventors and creatives. 26 April 2023
Trademarks
Car maker loses trademark dispute against Polish tech supplier at EU General Court | Judgment held no likelihood of confusion between the two word marks. 26 April 2023
Trademarks
WIPO head Daren Tang among three keynote speakers at May’s meeting | Singapore hosts with virtual event following in June. 26 April 2023
Trademarks
The company’s concern over alleged infringements in The Store Is Closed reveals tensions over realism in games, says Phillip Monteiro of Inventa. 25 April 2023
Patents
Supreme Court dismisses scientist’s challenge to lower court’s ruling | Decision marks the end of the road for Thaler’s DABUS campaign in the US—at least for now. 25 April 2023
Patents
Bureaucratic burdens ‘could force patent owners to accept lower licence fees’ | Legal experts concerned about ‘loss of competitiveness’ in Europe ahead of draft’s publication. 24 April 2023
Trademarks
A dispute over the luxury brand’s 114-year-old logo has led to questions concerning the strength of such marks when it comes to alleged crossover products in new markets, finds Muireann Bolger. 24 April 2023
Copyright
As Stability AI, Midjourney, and DeviantArt retaliate against a lawsuit as well as their critics, Muireann Bolger delves into the febrile debate surrounding this technology and IP rights. 21 April 2023
Patents
Ahead of Earth Day on April 22, lawyers at Marks & Clerk examine the IP incentives in place to enable innovation in technologies that could help drive the green energy revolution. 21 April 2023
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