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Amazon is suing an Illinois-based web marketing company and an Israeli businessman, alleging that they falsely offered “work at home opportunities” with the tech corporation. 12 April 2019
Copyright
In the wake of Fourth Estate, copyright owners will need to be more proactive in registering their copyright before infringement occurs. WIPR examines the issues. 12 April 2019
Patents
The rise of commercial space exploration could have profound implications for intellectual property rights, as WIPR finds out. 12 April 2019
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Apple Corps, a music company founded by members of The Beatles, has taken unnamed counterfeiters to court over the online sale of fake goods. 12 April 2019
Trademarks
The Court of Justice of the European Union has weighed in on a trademark dispute between a German consumer magazine and a toothpaste manufacturer. 11 April 2019
Trademarks
The European Council has announced new rules aimed at strengthening protection for geographical indications and improving the labelling of spirit drinks and foodstuffs which use spirits. 11 April 2019
Patents
The US District of Delaware and Eastern District of Texas remained the most popular districts for litigation brought by non-practicing entities in 2018, according to a new report by patent risk management provider RPX. 11 April 2019
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As geopolitical priorities shift, IP is playing an increasingly important role in political disputes, as WIPR reports. 11 April 2019
Patents
As the US and China remain at trade loggerheads, WIPR investigates whether the Trump administration is overreaching the scope of its trade tools in its fight against Chinese bad actors. 11 April 2019
Trademarks
Chinese efforts to clean up the country’s reputation on IP enforcement are continuing apace as the government releases further updates on the new Foreign Investment Law. 11 April 2019
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