Subscribe

Latest News & Features

Reset all filters
Channels & Sectors
Geography
Company

Refine Search
Jurisdiction reports
Bayer’s woes with compulsory licences
Bayer’s woes with the Indian legal system are far from over. In 2011, the pharmaceutical company filed a suit to restrain India-based generic maker Natco from making, importing, selling or offering for sale cancer treatment drug sorafenib, sorafenib tosylate or any other generic version.   25 April 2017
Jurisdiction reports
The price of being famous
Knowledge of recent developments in press law and case law concerning personal rights infringement can sometimes be crucial for the press and individuals.   25 April 2017
Jurisdiction reports
Setting the rules on ‘establishment’
Council Regulation (EC) No 207/2009 provides the rules on competence for judicial action, including on violations of rights in a European Union trademark.   25 April 2017
Trademarks
WIPR survey: IP sector fighting losing battle against plain packaging
The IP sector is fighting a losing battle against plain packaging, according to 93% of readers responding to a WIPR survey.   24 April 2017
Trademarks
Diageo and Sazerac settle trademark dispute
A trademark infringement dispute between Diageo and Sazerac has been dismissed after both parties agreed to a settlement.   24 April 2017
Patents
McGuireWoods adds partner in Washington, DC
Law firm McGuireWoods has hired Steven Adkins as a partner in the firm’s IP and patent litigation department in Washington, DC.   24 April 2017
Patents
Nikon wages war on ASML over lithography technology
Japan-based Nikon has initiated a series of legal actions against ASML, a manufacturer of semiconductor lithography systems, in the Netherlands, Germany and Japan.   24 April 2017
Patents
Uber and Lyft sued for patent infringement
California-based Hailo Technologies has sued transportation companies Uber and Lyft for allegedly infringing a patent called “Automated vehicle dispatch and payment honouring system”.   24 April 2017
Patents
Federal Circuit hands Ford win over hybrid vehicle patent
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit handed motor company Ford a win on Friday, after affirming a decision that a hybrid vehicle patent is obvious.   24 April 2017
Trademarks
Alibaba tip-off sees $2.9m worth of fake cosmetics seized
A tip-off by e-commerce company Alibaba led Chinese authorities to seize RMB 20 million ($2.9 million) worth of counterfeit cosmetics in the country.   24 April 2017

Not finding what you're looking for, please try resetting your applied search and filters,
or try the full site search.