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Copyright
The benefits of sharing IP around planet-saving technology might be two-fold, explain Cerys Wyn Davies and Gill Dennis of Pinsent Masons. 17 January 2022
Patents
The application of artificial intelligence to an IP team can dramatically improve results, explains Peter Erdödy of Dennemeyer Octimine. 14 January 2022
Copyright
Disney has agreed to drop a copyright lawsuit with two brothers who had written the screenplay for the 1987 action film ‘Predator’. 14 January 2022
Patents
A Singapore minister has revealed a new IP amendment bill that hopes to streamline the country’s IP registration, renewal and opposition process. 14 January 2022
Trademarks
As the enforcement of the US Trademark Modernization Act heralds changes for brand safeguarding, attorneys predict opportunities but also marked challenges. 14 January 2022
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Global law firm Jones Day has announced that former Kirkland & Ellis patent attorney Kristina Hendricks has joined its Chicago IP practice as partner. 13 January 2022
Trademarks
The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board will not register a software company’s “Potify” trademarks because it would dilute Spotify’s existing marks. 13 January 2022
Influential Women in IP
The number of summer associates at US law firms was the most diverse ever recorded, but the levels of diversity continue to lag at more senior levels, according to a new report. 13 January 2022
Patents
As the dust settles following a turbulent year for IP, lawyers have cast their predictions for the pivotal issues and cases that will feature over the next 12 months. 13 January 2022
Copyright
The makers of the multiplayer hit game “PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds” has sued a Singapore company for allegedly making rip-off versions of its game as well as Apple and Google for publishing it on its app stores. 12 January 2022
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