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Judge reverses earlier decision less than two weeks later | TV company argued its ad-skipping technology differs from ClearPlay’s parental-control technology | Earlier finding overturned as plaintiff’s claims “fail as a matter of law”. 22 March 2023
Patents
Alliance calls for ‘guardrails’ around SEP licensing | IoT group to review “significant milestone” for holders of standard-essential patents. 21 March 2023
Trademarks
Trademark professionals from across the world gathered in London to share the challenges faced by brands, reports Baron Armah-Kwantreng. 20 March 2023
Patents
The team will be based in the firm’s West coast offices. 20 March 2023
Patents
InterDigital saw its claimed rate cut in a case that showed licensees can legitimately change their minds over terms, explains Mark Marfé of Pinsent Masons. 20 March 2023
Trademarks
FA World Entertainment loses General Court bid | Phrase ‘lacked distinction’. 17 March 2023
Patents
Ruling follows Supreme Court’s position in Unwired Planet | UK only one of two jurisdictions worldwide where courts will set FRAND rates | Unified Patent Court has potential to follow the UK's lead. 17 March 2023
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The patent landscape both globally and in the US is constantly evolving due to the rise of new players in the market, disruptive technologies, and increasing overlap between industries causing new relationships—and disputes. Modern intellectual property professionals need to keep on top of changes in the industry and alter their strategy accordingly to minimize risk and ensure that new opportunities are capitalized upon. 16 March 2023
Copyright
US Copyright Office issues guidance on copyright for works of art created using AI | UK promises to offer clarity over rules for generative AI companies | Addleshaw Goddard | Osborne Clarke. 16 March 2023
Trademarks
New lead of seven US offices previously served as firm’s chair of litigation practice. 16 March 2023
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