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Trademarks
The European Union Intellectual Property Office has revoked a trademark owned by luxury jewellery business Cartier International. 1 November 2017
Trademarks
The US governing body for amateur American football has settled a trademark infringement dispute with the US Federation of American Football. 1 November 2017
Patents
The US International Trade Commission has agreed to investigate a complaint that Samsung products, including mobile phones, tablets and laptops, have infringed two patents covering semiconductors. 1 November 2017
Patents
Decisions restating the doctrine of equivalents by English and German courts within the past year, especially in the Eli Lilly v Actavis litigations, suggest a review of how the DOE is applied in the US, writes John Pegram of Fish & Richardson. 1 November 2017
Patents
The UK Members of Parliament who will sit on the committee which will scrutinise the next stage of the Unified Patent Court legislation have been confirmed. 31 October 2017
Patents
Fish & Richardson has announced the return of Katherine Prescott to the firm’s Silicon Valley office as of counsel. 31 October 2017
Trademarks
US rapper Jay-Z and his companies including Roc Nation have reacted to a trademark infringement complaint filed earlier this year by countersuing for breach of licence. 31 October 2017
Copyright
On a day when pumpkins and the supernatural take centre stage, WIPR brings back to life five spooky IP stories for you to enjoy. 31 October 2017
Patents
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has reignited a patent battle between multinational Microsoft and software company MasterMine Software. 31 October 2017
Trademarks
Last week WIPR reported on several important rulings from senior courts in Europe, with Aldi, Rolex and O2 just some of the brands featuring. Below we explain why they are important for IP lawyers. 30 October 2017
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