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Trademarks
The UK Intellectual Property Office has sided with the manufacturer of clothing brand Dickies in a trademark dispute. 28 May 2019
Patents
The US International Trade Commission has instituted an investigation in to the sale of digital video receivers, broadband gateways and other hardware and software products by Comcast. 28 May 2019
Patents
The patent landscape of cannabis products can provide insights into the opportunities for this sector in North American markets, says Alec Griffiths of Patent Seekers. 28 May 2019
Patents
As the market for wearables grows, so the protection of these ingenious devices becomes more important. Manuel Lopez of Uhthoff, Gomez-Vega & Uhthoff offers tips for rights owners. 28 May 2019
Copyright
From June 26 to 29 the European Communities Trade Mark Association will welcome its members and attendees from all around the world to its 38th Annual Conference in the historic city of Edinburgh, Scotland, writes Anna Ostanina. 26 May 2019
Copyright
The Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on Copyright in the Digital Single Market was adopted on March 26, 2019 by the European Parliament. It provides general rules for the protection and the conditions of use of works protected by copyright in the fields of research, education and the conservation of cultural heritage. 24 May 2019
Copyright
German law provides protection for titles of works—book titles, song titles, film titles, theatre titles or titles of comparable works—irrespective of the requirements of trademark or copyright protection. 24 May 2019
Jurisdiction reports
Infringement of trademarks takes various forms such as counterfeits and cybersquatting. Another way of infringement is when a corporate name is identical with or too nearly resembles another trademark. 24 May 2019
Patents
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit yesterday, May 23, handed victory to electronics company Samsung in a patent dispute. 24 May 2019
Patents
The UK’s Intellectual Property Enterprise Court has ruled that an employee’s invention is owned by his employer, Canadian company Netsweeper, even though the invention was developed in the employee’s home. 24 May 2019
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