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Telecoms equipment company Qualcomm has asked a district court to stay a decision that Qualcomm’s patent licencing practices were illegal and “strangled competition”, as it plans to file an appeal. 29 May 2019
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A photographer has settled a copyright infringement dispute with news outlet Time Inc. over a photo of National Football League star Tom Brady. 29 May 2019
Trademarks
A UK-based author and journalist has accused public broadcaster BBC of infringing a trademark which covers the name of her book. 29 May 2019
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Even if society understands that this is an acceptable situation, adding facial recognition cameras in Rio brings up a whole spectrum of responsibilities and choices that must be addressed, say José Roberto Almeida and Rodrigo Cantarino of Di Blasi, Parente & Associados. 28 May 2019
Trademarks
Challenging a EUIPO decision resulted in a victory for Bacardi and a shift in what constitutes ‘distinctiveness’, says Elena Galletti of Brandstock. 28 May 2019
Copyright
Proving urgency and irreparable harm when trying to achieve injunctions in China is not easy, but there are examples that show how it can be done, says Deqiang Zhu of CCPIT Patent and Trademark Law Office. 28 May 2019
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US-based law firm Michael Best has extended its IP practice with the addition of a partner in Washington DC. 28 May 2019
Trademarks
A US judge handed a partial victory to beer brewing company MillerCoors late last week in a lawsuit for false advertising and misuse of the ‘Miller’ and ‘Coors’ trademarks. 28 May 2019
Copyright
A US jury has ordered the Houston Independent School District, Houston’s public school system, to pay $9.2 million to an educational publishing company. 28 May 2019
Copyright
The UK Intellectual Property Office has appointed Cerian Foulkes as its attaché in China. 28 May 2019
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