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Copyright
Rock duo “left no choice” but to take legal action | Suit alleges "Seven Nation Army" used in a campaign video without authorisation | Céline Dion and the Rolling Stones have also confronted ex-President over music use. 10 September 2024
Unified Patent Court
Court appoints director for Patent Mediation and Arbitration Centre | Previous ECDR president recognised for work in mediation development | Mediation professionals at AIPPI event previously said there was ‘no benefit’ to centre’s existence. 10 September 2024
Unified Patent Court
Evidence must show that pre-launch preparations are complete for threat of imminent infringement to occur | Dutch parallel proceedings have no bearing on the case before the UPC. 9 September 2024
Unified Patent Court
The highly effective discovery tools have been used prior to tradeshows—but this may change. Potential defendants must prepare, explain Pauline Debré, Gaëlle Bourout and Manon Surel of Linklaters 9 September 2024
Trademarks
Protecting marks across the continent remains complex and filing directly with national offices may offer the most reliable protection, say Alicia van der Walt and Tshireletso Tlholoe of Adams & Adams 9 September 2024
Trademarks
Washington Legal Foundation files amicus brief supporting Dewberry Group | Brief argues controversial inclusion of corporate affiliates' profits in infringement damages misinterprets US trademark law | Decision could alter how companies structure their operations, says WLF. 6 September 2024
Careers
Hire worked as a news reporter during the early stages of his career, followed by roles in trademarks spanning 25 years. 6 September 2024
Unified Patent Court
For a UPC referendum to pass, stakeholders will need to capture the public’s imagination, say Maureen Daly and Karen Gallagher of Pinsent Masons. 5 September 2024
Careers
Former federal prosecutor built a “stellar legal career” leading high-stakes litigation, including geopolitically sensitive trade secrets cases. 5 September 2024
Unified Patent Court
The Court of Appeal upholds UPC's authority to handle the patent infringement case between Dish Technologies and a pornography site| Dish claims a patent for rate-adaptive streaming technology | Appeals court affirms UPC's jurisdiction is valid for claims where the patent is effective in at least one member state. 4 September 2024
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