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Trademarks
The EU’s top court has handed a boost to Cypriot cheese makers in their efforts to block a trademark over its similarity to the name of halloumi cheese. 5 March 2020
Influential Women in IP
Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis has become the latest corporate to place tough diversity demands on outside counsel. It’s good news, but is it enough? Sarah Morgan reports. 5 March 2020
Copyright
Daren Tang, the current head of the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore, has been nominated to lead the World Intellectual Property Organization. 4 March 2020
Copyright
Anti-piracy and copyright protection body the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment has helped shut down Aus Media Streaming, a “piracy outfit that was selling internet protocol television set-top boxes and subscriptions”. 4 March 2020
Trademarks
Global financial services and products provider S&P Global is suing call centre group S&P Data for multiple trademark infringements, arguing the ‘S&P’ element of the name is likely to cause confusion. 4 March 2020
Patents
Dykema has recruited Michael Gzybowski to its IP department from Brinks Gilson & Lione. 4 March 2020
Patents
Google has hit back at what it calls home audio company Sonos’ “revisionist history” in a patent suit over Chromecast and Google Home. 4 March 2020
Patents
The World Intellectual Property Organization will today, March 4 begin the process of choosing a new director general to succeed Francis Gurry. 4 March 2020
Patents
While the rejection of the UPC puts the project in peril, it could also put the UK at the centre of patent litigation, argues Jonathan Radcliffe of Reed Smith. 4 March 2020
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IP-focused Spanish law firm Abril Abogados has announced it is “joining forces” with Italy-headquartered Jacobacci & Partners. 3 March 2020
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