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Future of IP
Junior lawyers are ready to adopt AI tools into their day-to-day work, but will probably have to teach themselves how to use them, an associate told Future of IP. 28 March 2024
Patents
Questel and ipQuants join forces to improve patent prosecution with AI tech | Partnership promises improved data analysis, trend spotting, and strategic decision making for patent prosecutors | Follows company’s recent acquisition of qatent. 28 March 2024
Careers
Murgitroyd patent attorney joins Freeths | Clients have included Nokia, Rolls-Royce, Arm, and Jaguar Land Rover across various industries such as consumer goods, construction, and automotive. 28 March 2024
Future of IP
News that a renowned designer is training an AI to create in her style prompts serious questions over IP ownership, say Magdalena Borucka and Margarita Taliadoros of Taylor Wessing. 28 March 2024
Future of IP
Young practitioners panel highlight importance of treating junior lawyers as developing professionals to improve retainment | Firm culture, inclusivity, and meaningful opportunities cited as reasons to stay for juniors | ‘Offer guidance’ on networking skills and alternative career paths. 28 March 2024
Careers
New Venable partner focuses practice on consumer class action and product-focused litigation | Background includes handling complex claims in food and beverage, life sciences and cosmetics industries. 27 March 2024
Future of IP
In-house teams’ metrics often “don’t go deep” in assessing IP value, say experts from IP management company Tradespace. 27 March 2024
Patents Channel
The Federal Circuit has yet to weigh in on the scope of estoppel under § 315, with conflicting decisions on prior art products and systems in IPR, say Kelly Del Dotto, Casey Kraning and Hui-Kwon Yang of Fish & Richardson. 27 March 2024
Future of IP
By easily separating voices or instruments from a track, music AI tools are storing up potential infringements for the future, says Jonathan Coote of Bray and Krais. 26 March 2024
Trademarks
Court rejects Modelo's arguments of trademark infringement and licencing breach after licensee brews ‘Corona’ and ‘Modelo’ hard seltzer | Ruling affirms earlier judgment concerning that drink does not qualify as ‘beer’ under terms of the agreement. 26 March 2024
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