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Trademarks
Proposals in the European Commission’s Brexit withdrawal agreement could cause confusion in some IP areas, lawyers have told WIPR. 1 March 2018
Trademarks
Whiskey maker The Wild Geese has accused Bacardi of spying on it, in the latest development of a trademark infringement dispute. 1 March 2018
Trademarks
The reputation of Adidas’s ‘three-stripe’ trademark has prevailed for a second time against a Belgian shoe company at the EU General Court. 1 March 2018
Patents
Alphabet-owned Google is allegedly infringing six patents relating to Siri, Apple’s famous voice assistant technology, according to a lawsuit served by a licensing company earlier this week. 1 March 2018
Trademarks
More than 30% of customs’ counterfeit seizures in Europe take place on the German border, according to Klaus Hoffmeister of Germany’s central customs unit for IP. 1 March 2018
Copyright
CIPIS 2018, from April 11 to 13 in Shanghai, will welcome more than 600 IP counsel from different industries such as telecommunications, electronics, software, pharmaceuticals, and aerospace. Conways Asia reports. 28 February 2018
Copyright
From controversy surrounding a Native American tribe to debates around protecting shape trademarks, 2018 promises to be an exciting year on the IP front, as WIPR reports. 28 February 2018
Patents
CRISPR is likely to be among the hot topics at the LSPN North America conference in Boston, as WIPR finds out. 28 February 2018
Copyright
“We need to take action now to counter the new beast” that is 3D printing, according to Nick Kounoupias, founder of Kounoupias IP, a UK based consultancy provider. 28 February 2018
Trademarks
It is “very important” for in-house IP lawyers at fashion brands to maintain a good relationship with the designers, according to James Sweeting, senior IP counsel at Superdry. 28 February 2018
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